Biden is mocked over tweet saying he's more optimistic about America than ever trends now

President Joe Biden has been mercilessly mocked online after bragging that he is 'more optimistic than ever' about the future of America - despite rising inflation rates.

Americans quickly slammed the 46th president for the positive tweet where he celebrated his two years at the White House.

He said: 'Two years in, and I've never been more optimistic about America's future' before adding that he had signed the 'Inflation Reduction Act' into law.

However the post quickly racked up millions of responses from angry US citizens who blasted the president and stated how much regular household items had shot up in price.

The angry response comes after a report revealed that the typical US household is shelling out $371 on goods and services more than they were a year ago.

Comedian Tim Young said: 'Gas is up 40 cents from last month and eggs are $9' as a second added Really? Are you living in the U.S. right now?'

Another raged: 'It's okay, remember that one time, that Biden saved us 12 cents for mustard and ketchup??? MEMBER!!???' while Rev. Dr. Doge Christopher Benek quipped 'Jesus take the wheel'.

Another user commented: 'Two years in, I'd say the only direction you have to go at this point, is up' while someone else said, 'Somehow your intern is living in an alternate universe. I just paid $29 for a tub of tide pods. Good grief.'

Despite the president's optimism, he remains widely unpopular in most opinion polls, with his approval rating remains near the lowest level of his presidency.

A new poll found that only 40 percent of

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