Voters deem ‘Bidenomics’ a failure, aiding Trump’s victory
America’s Voters Have Negative View of “Bidenomics” and Believe It Will Help Trump
America’s voters have a negative perception of the term “Bidenomics” and believe that President Joe Biden’s promotion of it will actually benefit former President Donald Trump in the upcoming fall election. This risky strategy, reminiscent of the use of similar phrases like “Reaganomics” against sitting presidents in the past, was an attempt by Biden’s team to spin the term positively. The president even claimed that it was synonymous with the “American Dream.”
However, the latest survey from Rasmussen Reports, shared with Secrets on Thursday morning, reveals that likely voters are not buying into “Bidenomics.” By a margin of 44% to 26%, voters believe that the term will help Trump, not Biden, “win” the fall election. Another 23% believe that it will have no impact on the outcome.
Furthermore, the term “Bidenomics” actually reminds voters of the economic prosperity experienced during Trump’s presidency. Nearly half, 48%, believe that Biden’s economic policies are worse than Trump’s, while 38% think the opposite.
Majority Disapproves of “Bidenomics”
When asked for their opinion on “Bidenomics,” a majority expressed disapproval. When asked, “Do you approve or disapprove of ’Bidenomics’?” 51% said they disapprove, while 42% said they approve.
As with most policies originating from Washington, there is a significant partisan divide. Democrats tend to support the term and believe in its effectiveness, while Republicans do not, according to Rasmussen.
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