Finally - something about the Biden Administration that DOES make sense.

 Almost no one there knows what the fuck they're doing. 

Or - how to do it. Imagine that... 

Economists Stephen Moore and Jon Decker analyzed the work records and resumes of 68 officials, including Biden himself and his Cabinet members, advisers and regulatory officials. 

Moore has been a frequent commentator on tax issues and advised Trump on his tax plan, along with former GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain.  Along with Larry Kudlow, he helped pen the Trump 2017 tax cuts. 

The report found that 62 percent of Biden appointees who deal directly with business matters - economic policy, regulation, commerce, energy and finance, have 'virtually no business experience.' Only one in 8 were found to have 'extensive' business experience and their average business experience was 2.4 years. 

'These highest level people who are in charge of kind of keeping our economy on track of haven't got the experience to deal with, you know, the logistics of managing $22 trillion economy.' 

'You have basically lawyers and university professors and community activists that don't have any experience with managing a big operation or steering the economy in the right direction.' 

 

'All you have is an administration right now that seems to be focused on two issues. One is, you know, income inequality and the other is climate change. And those aren't high priority right now. That priority is getting America back to work.' 

Biden and Harris both have 0 years business experience, as do Agriculture Sec. Tom Vilsack, Treasury Sec. Janet Yellen, Labor Sec. Marty Walsh and Office of Management and Budget Director Shalanda Young, to name a few. 

There are a handful of exceptions, such as Commerce Sec. Gina Raimondo who worked 11 years in venture capital and White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain who has 16 years' experience after a career in venture capital.

 

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