10 Ways Biden’s “Build Back Better” Bill Would Kill Economic Opportunity

President Joe Biden wants you to view his $3.5 trillion tax-and-spend Christmas wish list as an “investment.”

However, the specific details of this 2,465-page manifesto tell a very different story. It’s an old story, one where your interests and hard work are subverted for the benefit of a well-connected few.

Politicians often discuss the economy as a singular entity that can easily be controlled by some legislative act. It isn’t, however, anywhere near that simple. The economy represents the summation of the work of all Americans to contribute to their communities and build a foundation for a more prosperous future.

Every good and service we produce that enriches our lives requires innovation and hard work to invent, design, produce, and ultimately make available. That’s a delicate process that requires a society where people are free to pursue their passions and reap the benefits of their hard work and successful innovation.

Instead, Biden’s plan offers dramatic tax increases, increasing regulatory burdens, distortionary benefits for the well-connected, and a bloated bureaucracy designed only to micromanage and suppress freedom.