Earlier this week, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre falsely claimed that President Biden and Bidenomics are “lowering costs” for hardworking Americans. 
 
MAKE NO MISTAKE: Since Biden took office, prices have risen 17.1%. America’s surging inflation crisis is a direct result of Biden and Extreme Democrats’ reckless spending, which House Republicans are committed to reining in. 
 
BIDENOMICS BY THE NUMBERS: 

• Inflation is a tax on ALL Americans. 
• Americans are paying more for just about everything because of inflation.
  • Frozen noncarbonated juices and drinks are UP 22.1%
  • Motor vehicle insurance is UP 19.2%
  • Frozen vegetables are UP 10.7%
  • Uncooked beef steaks are UP 10.6%
  • Transportation services are UP 9.2%
  • Sugar and sugar substitutes are UP 8.8%
  • Baby food and formula are UP 8.3%
  • Frozen fruits and vegetables are UP 8.0%
  • Sauces and gravies are UP 7.5%
  • Rent of primary residence is UP 7.2%
  • Uncooked turkey is UP 7.2%
  • White bread is UP 7.1%
  • Shelter is UP 6.7%
  • Crackers are UP 6.0%
  • Rolls are UP 5.7%
  • Food away from home is UP 5.4%
  • Flour is UP 3.2%
  • Frozen pies are UP 2.7%
• When Joe Biden took office, inflation was at just 1.4%. 
• Prices have risen by 17.1% since Biden took office.
• Under Joe Biden’s failed economic agenda, Americans are spending $709 more per month to buy the exact same goods and services than they did just two years ago.
• According to a recent AP/NORC poll:
  • “About two-thirds of adults say their household expenses have risen over the last year.”
  • 73% describe the national economy as poor.
• According to a recent WSJ/NORC poll only 36% of voters said the American dream still holds true, substantially fewer than the 53% who said so in 2012 and 48% in 2016.
• In October, total nonfarm payroll employment increased by 150,000, falling well short of the 189,000 economists expected. 
  • The unemployment rate increased to 3.9%
  •  6.5 million Americans remain unemployed. 
  • Manufacturing LOST 35,000 jobs.
  • Transportation and warehousing LOST 12,000 jobs.
  • Information employment LOST 9,000 jobs.
  • Motion picture and sound recording LOST 5,000 jobs.