During Monday's broadcast of the Iowa caucuses on MSNBC, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D) said the economy will improve “over the next four, five, six months” and that the economy will be “almost a full year away.” It will be,” he said. It's getting better.
Pritzker said:[T]There were definitely some bedwetting episodes in the fall. That's when you start seeing polls and general concerns that people don't like. I think the reality is that things are much better now. There is real trust among supporters. And that's partly due to new polling data in battleground states, partly because of the huge amount of resources coming into the Biden-Harris campaign and a lot of confidence shown there, and partly because of This is because economic indicators are improving. People are making more money. Inflation has fallen. Gasoline prices have fallen. Mortgage interest rates are falling. And it's all going to benefit the Democratic Party and Joe Biden. So over the next four, five, six months, as you see things get better economically and people start to realize that, it's going to be almost a full year before things get better, so I think I think you're thinking that there's going to start to be real confidence in Democrats across the country and in every state. ”
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