The White House has long touted its “Bidenomics” initiatives to restore American economic prosperity and highlighted the improvement of key topline indicators to claim its efforts have been successful.
Administration officials have pointed to an array of data, including the major stock indices, the jobs reports, and inflation rates, as evidence of an improving economic situation. But the message does not appear to have resonated strongly with the American public.
Far from perceiving an economic upturn and feeling optimistic about the nation’s economic future, a majority of Americans appear decidedly convinced that they were better off four years ago, under the prior administration, according to a recent Harvard Center for American Political Studies (CAPS)/Harris survey.
Conducted May 15-16, the survey questioned 1,660 registered voters and has a margin of error of +/- 2.0%. File Harvard-Harris poll Current state of the economy Unemployment rose to 3.9% in April, with the economy […]
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