As President Biden returned from his Texas trip, he shared his vision for his legacy with reporters. In a surprising claim, he hopes to be remembered as the leader who "cured the economy." However, this statement raises more questions than answers. What does he mean by "cured the economy"? Has he taken adequate measures to address the current economic challenges, such as high inflation and interest rates? Has he considered the long-term consequences of his policies?

Biden also mentioned that he and Vice President Kamala Harris are "talking" about her running mate pick. This decision is expected to be announced soon, and many Democrats are already campaigning for the slot. But what are the criteria for selecting a running mate? How will Harris balance her own campaign with the needs of the Democratic party?

It's worth noting that Biden's claim of curing the economy is not supported by facts. Consumer costs have increased by over 20% since he took office, and credit card interest rates have nearly doubled. Mortgage rates are also at their worst in a generation. Has Biden considered the impact of his policies on everyday Americans?

Furthermore, Biden's endorsement of Harris has raised eyebrows. While he praised her during a speech at the LBJ Presidential Library, it's unclear what he hopes to achieve with this endorsement. Will it boost Harris' campaign, or is it a strategic move to distance himself from the Democratic party?

The Economy Cure and the VP Pick: A Critical Look

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