evidence: "Entrepreneurs of color are particularly benefiting from the Biden-Harris Administration’s increased lending and investments in small businesses. Data from the Federal Reserve’s Survey of Consumer Finances shows that between 2019 and 2022, the share of families owning a business increased by 9%, with particularly large increases among Black and Hispanic households. The percent of Black households owning a business during this same period more than doubled — after falling between 2007 and 2019." The numbers have been rising, true. But these numbers began their steep rise under the Trump administration and continued through 2021, long before any of President Biden’s policies could have an impact. Much of the increase is also due to Covid funding for minority-owned businesses passed (and initiated) before President Biden took office. Again, give credit where credit’s due, and not much of this growth is due to the president’s policies. "There were a record 14.6 million applications filed to start businesses under the Biden administration."