"Inflation is down" does not mean prices are all down. It means that prices as a while are still rising, but slower than before.
1. Almost every job growth report in the LIEden Administration has been revised downward, significantly. It is likely that "303,000" will quietly, next month, be adjusted downward to 250,000-280,000. 2. Many of the new jobs are in non-productive government and quasi-governmental sectors (= not producing needed/wanted goods and services). 3. Full-time jobs are still declining; part-time jobs are increasing.
https://www.jobcreatorsnetwork.com/press_releases/job-creators-network-reacts-to-march-jobs-report/ "Unemployment down to 3.8% in March 2024" In real life, while unemployment started recovering from the April 2020 Covid peak in May 2020, it never recovered to the late 2019 (=pre-Covid) level, bottomed out around April 2023, and has been increasing slowly ever since,
https://www.bls.gov/charts/employment-situation/civilian-unemployment-rate.htm .
Re GDP growth, to quote someone, "You didn't build that." Biden and the Federal government didn't build that. Nor did Trump, Obama, Bush, etc. etc. etc..