As much as he mocked Joe Biden's basement strategy, given the past three gaffetastic years, it really seems like his best strategy is to stay as far away from a microphone as possible.
Even CNN's Van Jones now argues as much.
“If I were Biden, I would stay hidden. And I'll tell you why; he doesn't inspire confidence. He's not a good messenger for himself,” Jones explained.
He then claimed that it's because of Biden's incompetence as a messenger that people don't realize how great the economy is (lol). “He's done a tremendous job for this economy. The union members, the union leaders, are racking up victory after victory. They need to come forward.”
“There's something wrong with this campaign where we're somehow expecting Joe Biden, who frankly went into hiding for the last campaign, to come out now and be Flash Gordon and save his own campaign.”
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Not long after UAW President Shawn Fain endorsed Biden on behalf of the union, but admitted that most of its members won't vote for Biden.
As for the fading beneficiaries of Bidenomics that Jones mentions, that the economy polls well among high-income earners and poorly among lower-income earners tells you all you need to know.
Many are probably wondering who exactly these people are who benefit from Bidenomics, and are they just the likes of Van Jones and other elites.
It's not even a conspiracy to doubt the economic numbers being released by the Biden administration, as evidenced by all but one jobs report last year being revised down, which is highly unlikely. It's as if the Biden administration is putting out rosy job reports for coverage, knowing that the reviews won't produce any.
As we reported yesterday, Trump's lead against Joe Biden RealClearPolitics polling average has reached a new all-time high. Trump has led Biden steadily since mid-October of last year, and now has a 3.8-point lead over him, with 47.3% compared to Biden's 43.5%. Polls included in the RealClearPolitics average include the Economist/YouGov, The Messenger/HarrisX, Morning Consult, Harvard-Harris, CBS News, Rasmussen Reports, Reuters/Ipsos and I&I/TIPP, a majority of which overestimated the vote share of Biden in 2016. and the 2020 election.
Matt Palumbo is the author of Fact-Checking by Fact-Checkers: How the Left Hijacked and Weaponized the Fact-Checking Industry i The Man Behind the Curtain: Inside George Soros' Secret Network
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