. . . with inflation still high, interest rates on goods stubbornly
through the roof and the housing market hobbling, Biden’s handling of
the economy takes hit after hit in polls. Voters say they felt better
off financially under his predecessor — whom he will likely meet again
in the 2024 general election — leaving Democrats to suggest it’s time
for the Biden campaign to change its game on the matter. ...
"We’re working every day to show the American people what President Biden and Congressional Democrats have delivered by lowering prescription drug prices, creating manufacturing jobs, and rebuilding our roads and bridges,” said Michael Kikukawa, assistant White House press secretary.
“That’s Bidenomics, and recent elections have shown that Americans prefer it to trickle-down MAGAnomics. We will continue reaching out to the portion of Americans who are not yet aware of those incredibly popular accomplishments,” he said.
Quoted here at The Hill.
