In a memo Thursday, Trump campaign managers Chris LaCivita and Susie Wiles said President Biden's failure to solve problems at home and aboard is hardening 'voter perceptions about his inability to handle a crisis, demonstrate competency, and reduce inflation.
President Joe Biden speaks to the North America’s Building Trade Union National Legislative Conference, Wednesday, April 24, 2024, in Washington. ‘s failure to solve problems at home and aboard is hardening “voter perceptions about his inability to handle a crisis, demonstrate competency, and reduce inflation.”The campaign memo follows news that the U.S. economy grew at an annual pace of 1.6 percent, falling short of expectations, and well below the 3.4% fourth-quarter GDP growth.
The personal consumption expenditure, meanwhile, rose to a 3.4% annualized pace for the quarter, marking the biggest increase in a year.‘s “approval rating, at 38.6%, is the lowest it has been since we began tracking polls in February 2023.”campaign has tried to boost his numbers by dumping millions into swing state campaign ads but the strategy is not working.
They said the Biden administration is out of touch with the American public when it comes to Israel’s targeting of Hamas in the Gaza Strip, and the chaos at the US-Mexican border. On the domestic front, gas prices are climbing, stubborn inflation is putting the financial squeeze on American and college campuses “are erupting with anti-Semitic protests,” they said.
On the foreign policy front, tensions in the Middle East are escalating, the war in Ukraine “is raging into a third year with no end in sight,” and China is feeling emboldened.‘s cognitive decline is getting worse,” they said. “A person does not need a medical degree to see it, and he is one fall away from political disaster.”
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