Lehigh Times

State Sen. Jarrett Coleman (R-16) expressed his skepticism about President Joe Biden's economic policies, referred to as "Bidenomics," ahead of the president's visit to the Allentown area. Coleman believes that if these policies were truly successful, there would be no need for the president to boast about them.

According to Coleman, many people in the area are struggling to make ends meet due to the inflation caused by Bidenomics. He points out that high interest rates and material costs are making homeownership unattainable for numerous families. For these Pennsylvanians, Bidenomics is not something to be proud of.

"The president wouldn't need to brag about it or try to convince people to be excited about it," Coleman said. He also criticized the timing of the president's visit, stating that if Biden had visited the area in the past two years when his name wasn't on the ballot, he would have seen how his economic policies were leaving many families behind.

Coleman's concerns about Bidenomics reflect a sentiment shared by many Pennsylvanians who are facing economic hardships. The disconnect between the president's message and the economic realities on the ground is a cause for concern.

Residents who want to learn more about Coleman and his views can visit his website at www.SenatorColeman.com, follow him on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/SenatorJarrettColeman, and sign up for email newsletters at www.SenatorColeman.com/eNewsletters.

Contact: Leo Knepper