Americans for Prosperity (AFP) is launching a nationwide campaign criticizing President Biden's economic policies, which they call "Bidenomics." The campaign, titled "Bidenomics is Broken," involves over 500 events across the country, including targeted events in states where President Biden is promoting his economic agenda. AFP is also investing in digital ads across all 50 states, highlighting what they argue are the negative consequences of these policies.
The ads emphasize rising inflation, increased gas and energy costs, higher interest rates, and escalating grocery bills as evidence that Biden's economic approach is hurting American families. They directly question whether voters believe the President's claims of a thriving economy.
President Biden has been actively promoting his economic plan, often referred to as "Bidenomics," focusing on job creation and infrastructure investments. He argues that his policies are designed to benefit the middle class and revive the American Dream. However, AFP's campaign challenges this narrative, asserting that the administration's spending and regulatory policies are squeezing families.
Despite some positive economic indicators, public opinion polls suggest that President Biden isn't receiving much credit for any improvements. AFP, backed by a strong grassroots network, aims to amplify the voices of those struggling under current economic conditions. They argue that Americans need policies that reduce costs and create opportunities, rather than a new campaign slogan.
AFP Vice President of Government Affairs, Akash Chougule, stated that voters are expressing concerns about high prices, stagnant wages, and the financial strain caused by the administration's policies. He emphasized that any positive economic trends are happening in spite of, not because of, the President's agenda.
