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Hypocrisy Rating: MEDIUM
Summary: Two presidents claim credit for a booming economy, but only one is willing to address the cause of economic problems and take responsibility for fixing them.
Hypocritical statements:
1. "...prices remain high since you took office" - This statement implies that President Biden is responsible for the current high prices, while ignoring the fact that prices also increased during the Trump Administration.
2. "...we created 15,000 new jobs" - President Biden takes credit for creating jobs, but criticizes President Trump for only creating "bounceback" and illegal immigrant jobs.
3. "the only jobs he created are for illegal immigrants and bounceback jobs" - This statement ignores the millions of jobs that were created during the Trump Administration and downplays the impact of those jobs.
4. "...he rewarded the wealthy he had the largest tax cut in American history $2 trillion" - President Biden criticizes President Trump for benefiting the wealthy through tax cuts, but fails to acknowledge that he has proposed his own tax plan that also includes benefits for the wealthy.
5. "he raised a deficit larger than any president has in any one term" - President Biden criticizes President Trump for raising the deficit but fails to mention the trillions of dollars in stimulus and relief spending passed during his own term.
6. "...he's the only President other than Herbert Hoover who's had lost more jobs than he had when he began since Herbert Hoover" - This statement ignores the fact that the COVID-19 pandemic, not President Trump's policies, is responsible for the massive job losses in 2020.
7. "he's done a poor job in inflation's killing our country it is absolutely killing us" - President Biden criticizes President Trump for inflation but fails to acknowledge that inflation has been an ongoing issue in the United States for decades. He also ignores the fact that the pandemic and supply chain issues have contributed to current inflation levels.
8. "...he got hit with covid and when we did we spent the money necessary" - President Trump acknowledges that COVID-19 impacted the economy, but fails to take any responsibility for the economic consequences of his handling of the pandemic.
9. "we brought out position where we have 800,000 new manufacturing jobs" - President Biden takes credit for bringing back manufacturing jobs, but fails to mention that the majority of manufacturing jobs that were added under his administration were actually in the auto industry and were likely a result of the recovery from the pandemic, not any specific policies.
10. "...we got to take a look at what I was left with when I became president what Mr Trump left me" - President Biden criticizes President Trump for the state of the economy he inherited, but fails to acknowledge that the previous administration also faced economic challenges and inherited a struggling economy.
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Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqG96G8YdcE
Hypocrisy Rating: MEDIUM
Summary: Two presidents claim credit for a booming economy, but only one is willing to address the cause of economic problems and take responsibility for fixing them.
Hypocritical statements:
1. "...prices remain high since you took office" - This statement implies that President Biden is responsible for the current high prices, while ignoring the fact that prices also increased during the Trump Administration.
2. "...we created 15,000 new jobs" - President Biden takes credit for creating jobs, but criticizes President Trump for only creating "bounceback" and illegal immigrant jobs.
3. "the only jobs he created are for illegal immigrants and bounceback jobs" - This statement ignores the millions of jobs that were created during the Trump Administration and downplays the impact of those jobs.
4. "...he rewarded the wealthy he had the largest tax cut in American history $2 trillion" - President Biden criticizes President Trump for benefiting the wealthy through tax cuts, but fails to acknowledge that he has proposed his own tax plan that also includes benefits for the wealthy.
5. "he raised a deficit larger than any president has in any one term" - President Biden criticizes President Trump for raising the deficit but fails to mention the trillions of dollars in stimulus and relief spending passed during his own term.
6. "...he's the only President other than Herbert Hoover who's had lost more jobs than he had when he began since Herbert Hoover" - This statement ignores the fact that the COVID-19 pandemic, not President Trump's policies, is responsible for the massive job losses in 2020.
7. "he's done a poor job in inflation's killing our country it is absolutely killing us" - President Biden criticizes President Trump for inflation but fails to acknowledge that inflation has been an ongoing issue in the United States for decades. He also ignores the fact that the pandemic and supply chain issues have contributed to current inflation levels.
8. "...he got hit with covid and when we did we spent the money necessary" - President Trump acknowledges that COVID-19 impacted the economy, but fails to take any responsibility for the economic consequences of his handling of the pandemic.
9. "we brought out position where we have 800,000 new manufacturing jobs" - President Biden takes credit for bringing back manufacturing jobs, but fails to mention that the majority of manufacturing jobs that were added under his administration were actually in the auto industry and were likely a result of the recovery from the pandemic, not any specific policies.
10. "...we got to take a look at what I was left with when I became president what Mr Trump left me" - President Biden criticizes President Trump for the state of the economy he inherited, but fails to acknowledge that the previous administration also faced economic challenges and inherited a struggling economy.