Trump vs. Biden: Who Handled Inflation Better? | #Shorts

Aug 9, 2025 | Resources | 10 comments

Trump vs. Biden: Who Handled Inflation Better? | #Shorts

Okay, here’s a short-form article suitable for a “shorts” format, comparing inflation under Trump and Biden:

Inflation: Trump vs. Biden | #Shorts

(Visual: Quick cuts between pictures of Trump, Biden, rising gas prices, grocery store shelves, and graphs showing inflation rates.)

Narrator: Inflation’s got everyone talking. But who’s to blame? Let’s break it down: Trump vs. Biden.

(Visual: Graph showing inflation during Trump’s presidency. A line hovers around 2% with slight fluctuations.)

Narrator: Under Trump, inflation was generally low and stable, averaging around 2%. Key factors: steady economic growth before COVID, tax cuts, and deregulation.

(Visual: Graph showing inflation spiking significantly during Biden’s presidency.)

Narrator: Biden’s seen a surge. Why? COVID-related supply chain disruptions, increased demand as the economy recovered, and massive government spending (stimulus checks, infrastructure bill).

(Visual: Split screen – one side showing a positive quote about Trump’s economic policies, the other showing a critical headline about Biden’s handling of inflation.)

Narrator: Trump supporters blame Biden’s spending. Biden argues global factors and supply chains are the main drivers.

(Visual: Text: “The Verdict?”)

Narrator: The truth is, it’s complex. Both administrations’ policies played a role. Global events amplified the effects.

(Visual: Text: “What do YOU think? Comment Below! #Inflation #Trump #Biden #Economy #Shorts”)

Narrator: What’s your take? Let us know in the comments!


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10 Comments

  1. @mistertrump-bo7ks

    History doesn’t repeat itself but it does rhyme in a lot of ways. This is going to be rhythm of Jimmy Carter’s presidency into Reagan’s, here’s why:

    Under Jimmy Carter there was a mass unemployment and hyperinflation, as Carter was just the 70’s version of Herbert Hoover. Similarly, inflation rates have increased thanks to Biden making a 50% jump on tax increases on oil companies just to solve ‘climate change’.

    When Reagan came into office, the inflation and the economy was still in a rough place, he signed the Economic Recovery Tax Cuts of 1981, and there were a lot of budget cuts and tariffs happening (similar to what is happening now). By 1983, inflation rates has decreased and the economy was up and going, as overall in his eight years in office, tax incomes went from 73% to 28%.

    Inflation rates are still going to be high and the economy is most likely to still be screwed for a while in 2025 and most likely will be in 2026. But by 2027, inflation rates would decreased by then, and the economy would be running smooth. And if we manage to get J.D. Vance into office in 2028, the economy will still continue to go smoothly as long as J.D. Vance does not make a similar speech and promise to H.W. Bush. ReAD my LiPs.

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  2. @3rdwrldkid

    Some People still dont know that that happened because of covid. Those same ppl vote, scary.

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  3. @ScratchGolf2430

    Just a corporate schill actually imo an extremely arrogant ignorant and sick man mo BUISNESS being anywhere near places of power

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  4. @hellothere6399

    It's almost like Biden had to deal with a global pandemic and the biggest conflict in Europe since WW2 …

    Reply

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