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Fow News anchor Laura Ingraham slams President Joe Biden's 'Bidenomics', internet calls it 'Bribenomics'

Laura Ingraham tweeted two articles that said the economy was failing under President Joe Biden

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: On Monday, September 4, Fox News anchor Laura Ingraham mocked President Joe Biden's administration's economic policies, "Bidenomics," on X.

She tweeted a poll, which showed that 59% of voters disapproved of the President’s approach to the economy.

Biden was reportedly struggling to impress voters as the poll said 63% of respondents "strongly" or "somewhat" disapproved of his record on inflation and climbing prices.

Laura Ingraham takes a dig at ‘Bidenomics’

Ingraham mocked "Bidenomics" on X through two tweets. Her first tweet read, “Bidenomics strikes again!”

It featured a tweet about an article from The Hill, titled, “Biden faces an uphill battle with voters on the economy: poll."

The tweet showcased Biden’s struggle to impress voters and a poll by the Wall Street Journal.

According to the poll, it was found that “37% of registered voters 'somewhat' or 'strongly' approve of Biden’s handling of the economy."

The poll also claimed that 59% disapproved of the president’s approach to the economy.

Biden claimed that the US was “now in one of the strongest job-creating periods in our history.”

He added, “It wasn’t that long ago that America was losing jobs. In fact, my predecessor was one of only two presidents in history who entered his presidency and left with fewer jobs than when he entered.”

A second tweet by Ingraham read, “Bidenomics working well so far!”

It featured a tweet by Byron York, who tweeted a Washington Post article titled, “Delinquencies rise for credit cards and auto loans, and it could get worse.”

This article highlighted the problem of people falling behind on their car loans and credit card payments, pointing to consumer stress because of higher prices and a rise in borrowing costs.

People react to Laura Ingraham's tweet on ‘Bidenomics’ 

Many people were quick to slam "Bidenomics" and supported Ingraham’s viewpoint.

One person wrote, “Who are the 37% ???” pointing at the voters who approved of Biden’s approach to the economy.

Another said, “These stats amaze me. How can 30+% approve this man’s policies?”

One fan labelled Bidenomics as “Bribenomics," while another commented, “How can anyone in their right mind say the economy is doing well.”

Another added, “Who would possibly approve of this mess?” A person penned, “I think the 37% are profiting off the Biden crime family in some form or fashion.”