The view from Jared Bernstein, chair of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, on the debate over whether Biden should have done more to recognize Americans' economic pain: “We always made a point of recognizing the profound struggle that families were facing with high prices. I don’t think you can find a presidential statement that ignored that reality" “I’m sure we were far from perfect. But I’m also sure there’s not some secret combination of words that had we said them, the outcome would’ve been different.” "Obviously, as we’ve seen in elections across the globe, inflation played a big outcome ... But any analysis that minimizes the lasting impact of the president’s investments in communities and on our broader economy are woefully incomplete.” "I wouldn't be surprised if the president-elect isn't trumpeting these investments -- and our historically strong economy and falling inflation -- soon after he's sworn in" washingtonpost.com/business/…