A new report from economists Stephen Moore and Jon Decker for the Committee to Unleash Prosperity is blowing up the internet right now.
The two men dug deep into 66 of the top officials in the Biden administration linked to “business” decisions.
What was found was beyond disturbing.
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When the economists dove deep into the resumes of officials making economic policy, regulation, commerce, energy, and finance decisions, there was a common denominator.
Most of them had little to no real-world business experience, yet they are being handed trillions of dollars to manage.
For instance, Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg is overseeing a trillion dollar industry and responsible for overseeing our infrastructure, and he has zero business experience.
Kamala Harris was given stacks of cash to find the root cause of our immigration issues, and she has no real-world business experience.
The report called out Harris for her ridiculous economic plan, stating, “Her calls for price controls, more stringent regulations, and higher business tax rates only reinforces our worries about her team’s knowledge of how the economy works.”
The study concluded, “When it comes to the government: Ignorance is not bliss.
“These skills are solely lacking in the Biden-Harris administration.
“The cascade of policy and management mistakes that are piling up in the Biden-Harris government are at least in part a consequence of this lack of basic skills and competency.”
I guess this explains why they all think Bidenomics is working while the rest of us continue to see our personal debt climb and our bank accounts continue to go into the red week after week and month after month.
This administration has set this country back a decade financially, if not more, and that does not even take into account the massive debt we continue to build that will take generations to negate.
And to think… roughly half this country is okay with giving Harris another four years to make it even worse, especially when you consider she would likely draw staffers from the current administration.
