Economy

Americans overwhelming doubt that Democrats’ $740 billion “Inflation Reduction Act” will actually what its title promises – including four of five self-described Democrats – results of a new YouGov survey of U.S. citizens reveal.

Shark Tank host and entrepreneur Kevin O’Leary made the case for why President Joe Biden’s so-called “Inflation Reduction Act” will actually be “very inflationary” on Monday. 

Picking up where they left off during their respective morning shows, the three evening broadcast network news shows on Monday gushed over the passage of the so-called “Inflation Reduction Act” which they labeled as “blockbuster” and “historic.” 

Reacting Monday to the Senate's weekend marathon session passing another liberal spending bill and other recent happenings on the Hill, Morning Joe viewers got a cringe-worthy escapade in which married co-hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski doled out embarrassing adulations for President Biden's record through a year and a half of his presidency. While praise for a liberal…

A powerful Dutch banking executive signaled support for personal carbon wallets that would give citizens — and perhaps even a government regulator — the ability to track carbon emissions on a micro scale. Is this an early look at what the U.S. has in store if it doesn’t stop woke environmental, social and governance policies?

With congressional Democrats ramming through yet another massive spending bill, which honest economists say will worsen inflation and raise taxes on average Americans, the liberal media are fiercely gaslighting the American people to believe President Biden and the Democrats were their saviors. And on Monday’s At This Hour, CNN White House correspondent John Harwood proclaimed that we…

Happy days are here again was the mantra Monday for the broadcast network morning news shows following the Senate’s passage of the massive spending boondoggle, deeming it a “landmark,” “sweeping,” and “hard-fought win” for President Biden as Democrats hope to win the midterm elections. This was despite the fact that, tucked inside their exuberant segments, not only was President Biden barely…

Bloomberg News co-founder Matthew Winkler came out with one of the dumbest explanations for why consumers believe President Joe Biden’s economy stinks: Blame those darn 2020 “election deniers.”

On Sunday’s This Week on ABC, host George Stephanopoulos and chief Washington correspondent, Jonathan Karl gave their best effort to help prop up the floundering Biden administration and their horrendous economic record. Despite their own polling showing 69 percent of voters give Biden a failing grade on the economy, Stephanopoulos referred to the economic picture as a “tale of two…

If you watched either the Saturday edition of Today on NBC or ABC’s Good Morning America, you would have come away with the impression that Democrats would spend the voting to improve health care and the environment and reduce inflation and the deficit while Republicans try to stop them. Neither network provided any reason why someone might chose to oppose the bill.

On Friday's Fox News at Night, NewsBusters Executive Editor Tim Graham discussed his picks for Media Highlight and Lowlight of the Week. CNN analyst Scott Jennings upsetting his colleagues by explaining how the so-called "Inflation Reduction Act" offered no immediate benefits was the highlight. The lowlight was Whoopi Goldberg's cockeyed theology lecture on The View, that God gave…

Fox News host Tucker Carlson unmasked liberal billionaire George Soros on Thursday for quietly funding the radical leftist takeover of the American justice system with rogue prosecutors.

Friday’s broadcast network morning shows were in a jovial mood as they celebrated a “big win” and “milestone” for America as President Biden and congressional Democrats are set to vote on their “historic” and “massive economic plan” they claim will lower inflation, help save the planet, make prescriptions cheaper, and increase taxes.

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