Staff Reports
President Joe Biden’s attempt to promote his economic policies, dubbed “Bidenomics,” as a solution for inflation seems to have backfired in a major way. In a recent survey conducted by McLaughlin & Associates, a whopping 84% of likely voters expressed that they have been impacted by inflation and higher costs. Out of those, 46% stated that they are struggling to make ends meet. These numbers do not bode well for Biden’s image as a leader who can effectively manage the economy.
Furthermore, the survey revealed that 50% of voters believe that Bidenomics has been detrimental to the economy, causing inflation and increasing the cost of living. This widespread dissatisfaction with the president’s economic policies is reflected in his declining popularity among voters. In a head-to-head matchup, former President Donald Trump achieved his highest level of support in McLaughlin’s survey, with 49% of likely voters favoring him compared to Biden’s 43%.
Trump lead grows as 84% say Bidenomics hurting them | Washington Examiner https://t.co/4Hu02RmqtM
— Fearless45 (@Fearless45Trump) November 23, 2023
It is important to note that this survey was conducted by Trump’s pollster, which may raise questions about its objectivity. Nevertheless, numerous other national surveys have also shown Trump leading in recent weeks. Just yesterday, the Emerson College Polling reported that Trump has a four-point advantage over Biden.
The survey also delved into the ongoing legal issues surrounding Trump and found that a majority of voters believe that these cases are politically motivated. Approximately 67% of respondents stated that politics are at play in the four federal indictments against Trump. Additionally, 61% believe that Biden has played a role in these cases. This shows that the public is not convinced by the administration’s attempts to paint these indictments solely as a result of criminal wrongdoing on Trump’s part.
In the face of these challenges, President Biden seems to be doubling down on his failed strategies rather than reevaluating his approach. With the Iowa caucuses just 54 days away and 11 months until Election Day, it appears that Biden’s campaign is in desperate need of a new direction. The American people are looking for solutions and effective leadership, not a continuation of failed policies and political vendettas.
