According to a Gallup poll, 70% of adults say the economy is getting worse under President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.
Gallup surveyed 1,010 adults between July 1 and 21, 2024, and found that only 24% believe the economy is improving.
In February, just 61% of people said the economy was getting worse, while 32% said it was getting better. Since then, those numbers have all fallen in the wrong direction.
“The economic confidence index hit -35 in July.” Reports Gallup said the results were “stable compared with the previous two months and consistent with longer-term trends in the public’s negative sentiment toward the current and future U.S. economy.”
Gallup’s economic confidence index showed improvement, rising 20 points from November to March, but has since fallen to levels not seen in December 2023. During President Joe Biden’s term, rising inflation caused the confidence index to fall to minus 58 in June 2022, the worst reading since the Great Recession of 2008 and early 2009.
Under the Biden/Harris administration, that number dropped to -58 in June 2022.
Along with the disastrous open borders, the economy will decide the 2024 election. The corporate media can talk about the economy all they want, heaven knows they will. But people vote on how they feel about the economy. And Kamala Harris is part of the administration that bankrupted our economy. Now we’re all dealing with inflation that’s hovering around 20%.
Perhaps this is why the polls have not moved much despite a full week of corporate media hype around her candidacy. Voters are not stupid, especially in this era when new media are just as capable of telling the truth as the fake media.
The old media arrogance behind this apparent conspiracy to turn CacklyMcNeverBorderCzar into Barack Obama 2.0 is absurd. It’s not 2008. The corporate media no longer has a monopoly on information, and unlike Obama, Kamala can’t hide behind clichés. She has a track record. She is the sitting Vice President of an administration that has failed on every front, especially the economy.
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