1. WSJ: The American Jobs (Reduction) Plan

Another analysis finds economic destruction in the Biden ‘infrastructure’ agenda.
2. Senate Republicans have been trying to persuade President Biden to accept a scaled-down version of his new spending plans. Given the tax hikes included, a new report suggests that scaling the Biden “infrastructure” plan down to zero might be the best outcome for U.S. workers.
3. The Tax Foundation reports the results of its analysis:
4. What kind of a “jobs” plan results in fewer jobs? The Tax Foundation released its analysis on Friday, the same day that Mr. Biden was trying to explain why the latest U.S. employment report from the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics fell short of expectations.
5. “Remember, when I took office in January, our economy was in a tailspin,” said the President in what has become his favorite falsehood.
6. Mr. Biden uttered these words eight days after his own Commerce Department’s Bureau of Economic Analysis reported that U.S. real gross domestic product “increased at an annual rate of 6.4 percent in the first quarter of 2021.”

Biden lies through his teeth constantly.

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