WH Finally Admits Biden Doesn’t Pay Attention to the Pain His Policies Cause Americans

In Monday’s White House briefing, Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre admitted what most Americans already know to be true: prices on everyday goods are still surging amid inflation that surged to forty year highs under Biden’s economic policy.

“On Wednesday we will have new CPI inflation data and we expect the headline number — which includes gas and food — to be highly elevated,” Jean-Pierre told reporters. For context, May’s Consumer Price Index jumped one full percentage point from April, hitting 8.6 percent year-over-year. For the White House to be trying to manage expectations ahead of Wednesday’s release for June suggests there’s much worse yet to come.

As usual for the Biden administration, Jean-Pierre’s warning was also accompanied by the obligatory refusal to accept any responsibility for the spend and print economic policy that Biden has embraced and which has spurred red-hot inflation to continue setting records despite Biden’s initial denial that any issue existed or was merely a “high-class problem.”

The surging inflation the White House expects on Wednesday was “heavily impacted by the war in Ukraine,” Jean-Pierre said trying to keep up the Biden administration’s appearance of zero fault in the pain facing Americans’ wallets. She added, in a new excuse, that “June’s CPI data is already out of date” because prices have fallen since June, Biden’s press secretary argued. Never mind, apparently, that every CPI release follows the month it measures because…that’s how inflation, employment, and every other economic metric released by the Department of Labor works — they’re not real-time numbers, they’re a measure of the previous week/month/quarter/year.

When asked in a separate question about a new poll showing that 63 percent of Democrats believe the U.S. is heading in the wrong direction under Biden’s leadership, Jean-Pierre again proclaimed that President Biden knows what Americans are feeling.

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