Biden's regulations cost Americans $2 trillion, adding $16k per household, says new report (TNND) — It turns out your tax burden was $16,000 more under the leadership of President Joe Biden. That according to a new report released Thursday from The Competitive Enterprise Institute. The company’s annual “Ten Thousand Commandments” report on the cost burden of federal regulations, reveals a cost of $2 Trillion to Americans with an average of $16,000 per household. According to the author of the report, Clyde Wayne Crews Jr., regulations got worse under the Biden Administration because of the progressive rules imposed on energy, consumer appliances, labor, banking, online speech, and other sectors of the economy. “Trump after just two months, in stark contrast to Biden, is defunding progressive advocacy sources within the federal government and defunding or at least deflating certain agencies in addition to promising larger spending cuts that we certainly hope materialize,” said Crews.
More nonsense from a low quality extreme right-wing think tank. Competitive Enterprise Institute – Bias and Credibility https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/competitive-enterprise-institute/ Detailed Report Reasoning: Propaganda, Poor Sourcing, Lack of Transparency, Rejection of Scientific Consensus, False Claims Bias Rating: FAR RIGHT-BIAS Factual Reporting: LOW
Your fact checker admits it is just the opinion of the reviewer, and its reviewers have a left wing bias.
Their lack of factual claims over the years cannot be hidden. Nor can their right-wing funding sources.
these stupid ass democrats are all just thief's they want money and power not whats best for america. we need to export them all to china or el salvador and get rid of all of them. all fake ass news being quoted by mainstream to serve their agenda. we know they rigged the voting - but we fixed their ass on that one. we won they lost and thats the way it's gonna stay till we can bring up a generation or new thinkers who can think for themselves not just repeat what they are told.
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