Senator John Kennedy Criticizes Biden's Trillion-Dollar Spending

Senator John Kennedy addresses Congress, accusing President Biden of spending trillions of dollars the country does not have. He warns that such spending leads to inflation, comparing it to missing Econ 101. Watch the video to hear Kennedy's full critique and his concerns about the economic impact of Biden's policies.

In a recent speech to Congress, Senator John Kennedy delivered a pointed critique of President Biden's economic policies. Kennedy accused Biden of irresponsible spending, claiming that the administration has expended trillions of dollars that the United States does not possess.

"Unless you were in the quad playing frisbee during Econ 101, you know that causes inflation," Kennedy remarked, emphasizing the basic economic principle that excessive spending can lead to increased inflation. His comments reflect broader concerns among some lawmakers about the potential long-term economic impacts of large-scale government spending.

Kennedy's speech is part of an ongoing debate in Congress about fiscal responsibility and the appropriate level of government intervention in the economy. Critics of Biden's spending policies argue that such measures, while intended to stimulate the economy, could ultimately lead to higher inflation rates and increased national debt.

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