I stopped reading at this point. Where do you get your information from? No matter how well Biden did, it would not matter to someone that refuses to see reality.
I'm generally not one for purity tests.
But to clarify this, you've previously outed yourself as not living in the United States.
If that's the case, are you going to be across the pond or wherever you are in the world, and tell an American citizen what he is or is not seeing at the gas pump and grocery stores and the rising costs of all the goods and services here in America?
A viewpoint of the "economy in tatters" can be true and not true to some people based on their experiences and perspectives. Gail Miller had to sell the Utah Jazz in the NBA. Her fortune, from her deceased husband, was based quite a bit on movie theater chains. Which took some massive blows during the pandemic. Mickey Arison, who owns the Heat, took massive losses through the cruise line industry. Vivek Ranadive who owns the Sacramento Kings is more in the technology realm and was more insulated from the pandemic. Joe Tsai who owns the New Jersey Nets has deep ties to the CCP and naturally profited from NBA China's growth, but worldwide tensions against China in the sports world now plus push back over big brands like Nike and the Uighur genocide has created a push/pull effect with his profit line.
If you work for Zoom or Peloton (well earlier) then the pandemic was sort of a boom. If you worked in a gym or owned Cross Fit box, how differently would that work out?
People don't see "your reality", but that doesn't change "their reality"
So if it's the case that you aren't living here in the United States and are not paying into our Medicare system, our tax system, our property taxes, your children aren't in school here and don't/can't vote here, then what is the baseline for "your reality" on the American economy?