Senior Democratic strategist David Axelrod criticized President Biden’s economic messaging on Wednesday, cautioning that the president’s “pride” may work against him in the upcoming November elections.
The Biden campaign has faced challenges in effectively conveying its economic message. Their previous “Bidenomics” tour failed to make a significant impact, and there are lingering worries about inflation and rising gas prices.
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