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RNC Chair Gruters blames Biden for economic conditions, asks for more time

On NewsNation, Republican National Committee chair Joe Gruters attributed high gas, diesel, and mortgage rates to Biden's legacy while requesting patience for the current administration.

What to know

  • RNC Chair Gruters blamed Biden for high gas prices ($4.47), diesel ($6.50), mortgage rates (above 7%), and inflation (3.4%), requesting time for the current administration to fix the economy.
  • Bluesky commenters widely countered that these prices and rates have worsened since Biden left office two years ago, and questioned the logic of calling the current conditions a golden age.
  • The conversation centers on whether blaming the previous administration is credible when economic conditions have deteriorated under the current administration's policies.

The dispute Whether Gruters' claim that Biden 'left an absolute disaster' is credible given that gas, diesel, mortgage rates, and inflation have all worsened in the two years since Biden left office. · positions read across 221 posts and comments

most voices

Biden's economy was strong; current conditions have worsened under Trump and blaming Biden is dishonest scapegoating.

  • “Biden left you "the envy of the world," jackass.”

    patricjreynolds.bsky.social · Bluesky ↗
most voices

The Trump administration has failed to improve conditions and is deflecting responsibility onto Biden.

  • “All they've got is blaming Biden. That's it.”

    scottyeager.bsky.social · Bluesky ↗
many voices

Republican messaging lacks credibility and substance; they're gaslighting the public about economic conditions.

  • “This will be known by future US historians as The Age of Gaslighting”

    2fbs.bsky.social · Bluesky ↗

Joe GrutersJoe Gruters RNC ChairNewsNation Broadcast outlet

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    Bluesky commenters challenge Gruters' framing of Biden's economic legacy

    Dozens of Bluesky users responded critically to the interview, with commenters arguing that economic conditions were better under Biden two years ago and questioning how the administration characterizes the current situation as a golden age.

    “Biden left you "the envy of the world," jackass.”
    — patricjreynolds.bsky.social
    • Mandami got shit done in NYC without blaming Adams at every single turn. In less than a year. With hope and happiness. GOP Misery is a choice.

      djtakespictures.bsky.socialBluesky2d ago259▲view on Bluesky ↗
    2 more of the top 3 · 220 posts in this stretch
    • Biden left you “the envy of the world,” jackass.

      patricjreynolds.bsky.socialBluesky2d ago179▲view on Bluesky ↗
    • Sooooo the "golden age" is "waiting for prices to get back down to where Biden left them"?

      vagrantguru.bsky.socialBluesky2d ago139▲view on Bluesky ↗
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    RNC Chair Gruters defends economic record, blames Biden

    RNC Chair Joe Gruters appeared on NewsNation and blamed President Biden for current economic conditions including gas at $4.47, diesel at $6.50, mortgage rates above 7%, and inflation at 3.4%, while requesting more time for the current administration.

    “Biden left us an absolute disaster. We just gotta give him more time…”
    — Joe Gruters
    • atrupar.com

      NEWSNATION: Gas is $4.47. Diesel is $6.50. Mortgage rates are above 7%. Inflation is at 3.4% while earnings are lower. How are you making the case that that is the golden age? RNC CHAIR JOE GRUTERS: Biden left us an absolute disaster. We just gotta give him more time NN: Is that really the pitch?

      atrupar.comBluesky2d ago2.8k▲view on Bluesky ↗

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