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Dec 13, 2025

27.Biden doubled down on creating 16 million jobs and lowering cost for every American. He recently spoke at the LGBTQ awards “You’ve heard me say before. My dad used to say, it’s all about,

Biden doubled down on creating 16 million jobs and lowering cost for every American. He recently spoke at the LGBTQ awards “You’ve heard me say before. My dad used to say, it’s all about, can you look at your child in the eye and say it’s going to be OK? That’s what I worked so damn hard to do during my administration. In those four years, we’ve created 16 million new jobs. Unemployment dropped. (applause) Unemployment dropped to a 50-year low. We lowered the price of everything from health care to the cost of college to junk fees and airline tickets and credit cards. We made a lot of progress. We have so much more we had to do to make life affordable for every American

Biden Highlights Job Creation and Cost Reductions at LGBTQ Awards

President Joe Biden doubled down on his administration’s economic record during a recent speech at the LGBTQ Awards, highlighting job creation and efforts to lower costs for Americans across the country.

Speaking to the audience, Biden reflected on a lesson he often attributes to his father as the guiding principle behind his presidency. “You’ve heard me say before,” Biden said. “My dad used to say, it’s all about whether you can look your child in the eye and say it’s going to be OK. That’s what I worked so damn hard to do during my administration.”

According to the president, the U.S. economy added 16 million new jobs during his four years in office. He also noted that unemployment fell to its lowest level in 50 years, drawing applause from the crowd.

Biden emphasized that his administration focused not only on employment but also on reducing everyday costs for families. “We lowered the price of everything from health care to the cost of college, to junk fees and airline tickets and credit cards,” he said.

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While highlighting what he described as significant progress, Biden acknowledged that more work remains. “We made a lot of progress,” he said, “but we have so much more we have to do to make life affordable for every American.”

The remarks came during an event celebrating the LGBTQ community, a group Biden has consistently voiced strong support for throughout his political career. His speech blended economic messaging with broader themes of dignity, security, and equal opportunity for all Americans

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