Bidenomics is great. For somebody. I’m not sure whom. But the media has spent months claiming that…

1. Bidenomics is fantastic
2. The only reason Americans don’t release it is because they’re morons obsessed with the price of food

After all the propaganda, the hectoring and the gaslighting, the media finally decides to admit that it’s hopeless because people are very stupid and keep insisting that they need to eat food instead of economic projections.

This Politico article is as close to despair as the media gets.

President Joe Biden is running out of the tools — and the time — he needs to turn around Americans’ gloomy view of the U.S. economy… Democrats are starting to outwardly despair that the economic tailwinds they once imagined lifting Biden to reelection aren’t materializing, at least not in the eyes of voters.

Americans are not paying attention to the fake job numbers the media keeps hyping and instead are greedy bastards who want to fill their growling stomachs with food. Why must they be so gloomy in this wonderland where absolutely anyone with their own lobbying firm on retainer can just start a green energy and make billions without ever making anything? Economic experts remain baffled at this senseless gloominess.

Inside Biden’s orbit, the fear is that there’s little new the administration can do to change the perceptions of a stubborn electorate that’s living through an upswing — yet simply refusing to believe it.

Stubborn and gloomy. Nothing will change their perceptions! At least nothing the media can do.

“If half of the people think that unemployment is at a 50-year high when it’s actually close to a 50-year low, this is a problem of misinformation, it’s a problem of perception,” said Ben Harris, a former senior Treasury Department official who helped craft Biden’s economic agenda. “I think, unfortunately, it’ll have a major impact on the election.”

What we have here folks, is a failure to communicate.

Across a year of concerted campaigning, voters’ sour view of the economy has barely budged. Biden remains deep underwater with an electorate skeptical of his record and still anxious, against all evidence, that a recession is around the corner.

Against all evidence meaning with all evidence, but I suppose that’s just gloomy misinformation.

“The big problem is the pain points are things they feel every week, every month, every day,” conceded one Biden adviser who was granted anonymity to express the internal sense of dismay. “Is that fixable? It’s unclear.”

That would be ‘clearly’ what the election will come down to. You would think the administration would be thinking about those “pain points” and stop the constant lying.

But polls show Biden remains hampered by people’s low awareness of his achievements and heavy focus on the high price of key expenses like groceries, gas and housing. That challenge is especially acute with the younger, poorer and minority voters that Biden needs most but who have also taken the brunt of rising costs and high interest rates.

“The policies are working. They are quite successful,” said Mark Zandi, chief economist for Moody’s Analytics. “But you can’t even talk about it because everyone’s got a food item they’re buying that’s 25 percent more than four years ago, and they can’t get beyond that.”

People can’t get beyond how miserable their personal economics are that they can’t appreciate how many trillions in debt Biden has run up for special interests with their own green lobbying firms. It’s sad, really how selfish, gloomy and stubborn those hungry people are.

“There is one theory that, as people become more accustomed to the current price levels, they’ll start paying attention to other aspects of the economy,” said Harris. “But that’s a theory. And I’m not sure if it’s true.”

At some point, people will stop eating and learn to love Bidenomics. It’s a theory. Like Marxism.