You are aware that monetary policies often take months or years to take effect right? Let's take a look at housing. A global pandemic hits while interest rates drop to an incredibly low rate, which led to a huge increase in demand, especially with WFH becoming widespread. This pushed the price of homes up and reduced supply, creating major inflation. Nobody was buying anything during the pandemic and with stimulus packages people had increased purchase power following the pandemic while businesses that reduced production couldn't keep up with the surge in demand, as well as still fulfilling delayed orders made during the pandemic. So inflation shot up, so interest rates were increased to curb inflation and while housing prices have reached a plateau, mortgage rates remain high as a result.
Not to mention the fact that the president's effect on the economy is marginal anyway. Literally live in a capitalist economy which means they government isn't supposed to control the economy.
And why is the UK struggling just as much following a conservative led Brexit?
Bitch about necessities being hard to afford while retailers continue to post strong earnings reports? Something doesn't add up with where we place the blame...