Two Republican senators said the inflation rate – which is at a 39-year high – is negatively affecting the “poorest” Americans.

“I generally ponder how would you help the most unfortunate families in our country. This moment, the Democrats’ plan is harming the most unfortunate families,” Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) told.

“Everything has gotten more costly due to the Democrats’ inefficient spending,” Scott said, alluding to the significant expenses of food and fuel.

Consumer prices rose by 6.8 percent this year as organizations battled with the inventory network bottleneck and a nationwide labor shortage, pushing inflation to his highest rate since 1982.

The senators faulted Democrats’ approaches for the spike in inflation, which is hitting American families in the pocketbook.

“A lot of people don’t fully understand the double whammy that Democrat governance is enacting on America as it relates to inflation,” Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wisc.) said.

“They are passing all of this deficiency spending on a sectarian premise [which is] making much more dollars,” Johnson said, adding that Democrats are paying individuals “not to work.”

A new poll shows that almost 50% of Americans say the Biden administration’s policies are making the effects of inflation worse.

47% of respondents said the organization is “hurting” the country’s capacity to fix the rising costs – and 46 percent say President Biden’s enormous social spending bill will simply drive inflation significantly higher, as indicated by a media Business survey.