Speaker Johnson: ‘It Is Bidenomics That Got Us Into This Mess’

Polling has often shown that while unemployment is low and GDP growth has remained resilient, many Americans continue to feel financially strained. High prices—especially for essentials like food and housing—have left a lasting impression.

By labeling economic challenges as the direct result of “Bidenomics,” Johnson simplifies a complex set of global and domestic factors into a clear narrative of accountability.

The term itself has become a political brand. For the White House, it signals confidence in a long-term strategy. For Republicans, it serves as shorthand for inflation, overspending, and economic anxiety.

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