Left Will Exploit Economic Crisis to Further Progressive Agenda, Observer Says
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As former President Donald Trump warned about an economy that’s on the verge of not just a recession, but a full-blown depression, the country should prepare for a rapid slowdown in employment, say experts.
Falling labor force participation, along with inflation, could provide the double whammy that creates an economic crisis this fall, they say.
Historic inflation, on top of the lingering effects of COVID-19 policies, has contributed to a sense of pessimism among many in America.
Democrats have relied on this self-inflicted crisis to pass unprecedented, socialist policies, the critics said.
Those policies, some critics told The Epoch Times, have served to set up the country for further crisis.
One critic worries that such a crisis will provide progressives with their latest excuse to force the country to the far-left before the November election in an attempt to buoy their electoral hopes.
People shop in a supermarket as inflation affected consumer prices in Manhattan, New York City on June 10, 2022. (Andrew Kelly/Reuters) Mobilizing the Base
“Much of what they are doing is trying to mobilize their radical base and keep it mobilized for the November election,” conservative business consultant and political commentator Craig Huey told The Epoch Times about Democratic economic policies.
In order to keep their voters mobilized, Democrats have come to rely on a crisis atmosphere, said Huey.
So an economic crisis, with people losing their jobs, while contrary to normal political wisdom for a party in the White House, is what is driving Democrat strategy under President Joe Biden, said Huey.
“It’s an ideological driven-bureaucracy” that needs to drive ideological voters to the polls, Huey said about the strategy.
Similarly, Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) said that the Democrats are fully aware of the harm that Biden and the Democrats are doing to the
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