Victor Davis Hanson: There's a Difference Between Affordability and the Inflation Rate Biden inherited an extremely low inflation rate from Trump’s first term. And then Trump inherited more than a 20% cumulative inflation from Biden. Trump has had to work twice as much to cut the inflation rate and... raise the family income, while disposable income and spending are much higher. “But they didn't explain that. And the media just attacked them.” 👉 Watch the FULL episode with Victor Davis Hanson here:show more

@VDHanson The media was never going to explain it using facts. But the bottom line is, Democrats create 100 car pileups w the economy & then jeer the GOP trying to clean it up & gaslight the American people: “It’s gotta be cleaned up in 1 hour.” These people are walking train wrecks.

VDHanson ❤️ if only all media would have been reporting this. ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, MSNOW all need to disappear

Because most of media is an arm of DNC, and that’s a huge problem in this country.

@VDHanson He doesn’t explain a lot, not effectively anyway. Then we get a run on sentence about amnesty or being too aggressive with ice, throwing his supporters under the bus.

VDH is on crack if he ignores the fact that Trump 1.0’s spending sparked the inflation that Biden doused with gasoline. It continued on into Trump 2.0.

The conservative cause needs those like VDH and other high profile speakers to drum the message into voter's heads that government is solely responsible for inflation and higher costs!

Increasing disposable income is great as long as costs arent rising too much for it to matter, which has been the case.

Directly tied to what Van Jones revealed, Democrats coordinated a social media op, American Accountability Network, to dominate the conversation on "affordability". Tens of thousands of people strategically deployed to flood social media high costs were the fault of Republicans.

@VDHanson Gop. Bunch of corrupt idiots. Fckem