As everybody now knows, there are two distinct takes on what's been going on in the U.S. ever since Biden took office.

There's the rosy picture the White House draws about how Biden has "lowered costs":

Then there's the reality. 

How's Biden "helping" the middle-class working out for the middle-class? Not great at all:

"When does the "Build Back Better" phase of Bidenomics start and the "tearing everything down" part stop?

A majority of middle-class Americans are "struggling financially" and expect that to continue for the rest of their lives, according to a new poll. 

The poll, commissioned by the National True Cost of Living Coalition and published last week, found that 65% of Americans considered "middle class" – or those earning above 200% of the federal poverty level – are facing financial hardship. That’s about $62,300 for a family of four, according to FOX Business. 

According to the Biden White House, the middle-class is still struggling because of corporate "greedflation" that just coincidentally started after Biden took office. 

Let's "thank" them for it in November. 

Meanwhile Team Biden hopes everybody's stupid because they recently claimed inflation was down to "zero." The only thing that's "zero" is Biden's approval rating -- or at least it should be.

Those are the same Dems who, when there's a Republican in office, will claim "Wall Street is NOT Main Street."