With inflation at historic highs, Biden is still trying to make it worse

Published June 11, 2022 12:00am ET



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All he had to do was end the COVID-19 lockdowns and let the economy recover on its own. Instead, President Joe Biden spent trillions trying to “transform” the country, and now, everyone, especially the nation’s poorest, is paying the price for his hubris.

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