No, the US only recently (as in Dec 2023) returned to 2019 levels of production. Biden had little if anything to do with it. It was profit motive. Yet the damage had already been done from his "war on oil" beginning the first day of his Presidency. Increased energy costs, consumer pricing and record high inflation were the results. It's undeniable. To add insult to injury, in an attempt to correct his obvious mistake, he's been releasing oil from the Strategic Reserves in a desperate attempt to lower gas prices prior to the election. It's absolutely true whether you know it or not.
Biden has not raised taxes YET, but he promises to do so if re-elected. Surely you've heard him say this? It's common sense that if you hurt the man on top, "stuff" rolls down hill (kinder word) you'll end up hurting the man at the bottom thru increased consumer costs and a decline in business and jobs rather than an expansion of business and an addition of new jobs due to that expansion. It's all about the bottom line and increasing revenue. It's good for the Country.
Trickle down economics absolutely worked under Reagan and it absolutely worked during Trump. I lived both and again, it's undeniable. I also remember President Carter's term in office, the rising interest rates (as they currently are again), high gas prices (for the time) rising consumer prices (for the time) and to top it off, there were those "No Gas Today" signs at many stations. Carter was a good man, my family were all Democrats and voted for him. After experiencing his economy, much like Biden's currently, my family all voted for Reagan and have voted largely for Republican Presidents since. Fool me once sort of lesson.
I've been there and I know that stream you're currently trying to emit down my back is urine and not rain. You can't rewrite History, especially to those that lived it.
