
The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1656 - Biden’s Recession Is Coming, And He’s Ready To Blame Republicans
Jan 27, 2023
The discussion dives deep into the Biden administration’s economic challenges as a recession looms, with an emphasis on political blame games. It critiques the media's reaction to Donald Trump’s reinstatement on Facebook, highlighting their contradictory role in fueling controversies. There's a focus on the contentious debt ceiling debate, shedding light on the need for bipartisanship. The conversation also touches on educational restrictions and the impact of political decisions on curriculum. Lastly, there's a sharp critique of California's political candidates and emerging language norms.
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Economic Slowdown
- The US economy grew at 2.9% in Q4 2022 but is slowing down due to rising interest rates and high inflation.
- Consumer spending drove Q4 growth, but the housing market weakened, and businesses cut back on equipment spending.
Blame Game
- The Biden administration is preparing to blame Republicans for the impending recession, particularly focusing on the debt ceiling fight.
- The media will likely amplify this narrative, framing Republicans as obstructing a potential soft landing.
Debt Ceiling Strategy
- Republicans should be cautious in the debt ceiling fight and avoid focusing on entitlement reform.
- They should identify specific spending cuts that resonate with the public to avoid being blamed for economic woes.
