Fox News commentator Laura Ingraham shared her interpretation of "Bidenomics" on "The Ingraham Angle," questioning the current administration's economic strategies and their impact on American citizens.

Ingraham challenged the narrative surrounding President Biden's economic performance, particularly in light of projected growth figures and the struggles faced by many Americans. She criticized the administration's approach, suggesting that it primarily benefits those close to the Biden family, while everyday workers grapple with financial anxieties.

Ingraham pointed to the projected economic growth of 1.6% for the current year and a further decline to 1% next year, placing the United States at or below other member countries. She contrasted this with the stronger growth experienced in 2021, attributing it to the period before the impact of what she terms inflationary spending and detrimental oil and gas policies.

The commentator also highlighted the declining home sales figures, exceeding 20%, as evidence of the financial strain on Americans. She questioned the administration's decision to maintain the same economic team and policies despite these challenges, suggesting a disconnect between the official narrative and the reality experienced by many.

Ingraham argued that a genuine response to the current economic climate would involve acknowledging the struggles of American workers, reevaluating existing policies, and considering bipartisan solutions. She proposed tax relief and adjustments to trade policies, specifically referencing the $800 de minimis duty-free package to China, as potential avenues for positive change.