Thanks in part to passage of Biden's American Rescue Plan, all of those net lost jobs and more have been added back to the economy. As of April, the unemployment rate was just 3.6 percent, the lowest point since the start of the pandemic, and Biden has added 8.3 million jobs to date.

While global food supply chains continue to be disrupted due to the pandemic and Russia's war in Ukraine, in May 2020 many Americans were unable to get meat, flour, disinfectants, and other supplies at their local grocery stores.

Childhood hunger was at historically high levels two years ago. A May 6, 2020, report released by the Brookings Institution noted, "it is clear that young children are experiencing food insecurity to an extent unprecedented in modern times."

Passage of Biden's relief plan, which included a one-year child tax cut and relief checks, had an immediate impact on hunger, and levels of food insecurity have continued to drop under the Biden administration.

The nation's gross domestic product has also increased significantly under Biden. In May 2020, it was $20.74 trillion; as of March 2022, it was up to $24.54 trillion, an increase of more than 18 percent.

What one economist called the "Biden boom" has exceeded Trump's missed growth goals. In the final quarter of 2021, America's real GDP increased by 6.9 percent, while the average GDP for the first year of Biden's term was 5.7 percent. Though Trump often falsely claimed to have created "the greatest economy in the HISTORY of America," he never achieved four percent growth for any quarter until late 2020, when the nation saw a partial rebound from the pandemic's 31 percent contraction.

While Republicans have blamed Biden for the current inflation rate of 8.5 percent, experts say it is mostly the result of global factors outside Biden's control — and Republicans have blocked his efforts to combat it.

Congressional Republicans frequently touted monthly jobs and unemployment figures at or below levels under Biden when they were reached under the Trump administration. But now that a Democratic president is in office, they are downplaying his economy and gaslighting the American public about Trump's.