A recent Rasmussen poll revealed that 49% of likely voters gave the Biden regime a poor rating on the way it has handled the economy. This same poll found that 37% of likely United States Voters rated the Biden regime good or excellent on the way it has managed the economy.
84% of voters indicated that inflation is a serious problem, which included 56% who view it as a “very serious” problem. Only 14% don’t perceive inflation as a serious problem. 84% of voters believe inflation will be an important issue in the 2024 presidential election, which includes 55% who project the issue to be very important.
40% of Democrat voters, 72% of Republican voters, and 55% of independent voters believe inflation will be a very Important issue in the 2024 presidential election.
38% of Democrat voters, 75% of Republican voters, and 59% of independent voters view inflation as a very serious problem.
62% of Democrat voters rate the Biden regime good or excellent on the way it has handled the economy. Just 16% of Republican voters and 29% of independent voters are in agreement.
77% of Republican voters and 55% of independent voters gave Biden a poor rating on the economy, in addition to 19% of Democrat voters.
Among voters who view inflation as a very serious problem, 73% rated the Biden regime poorly for the way it has handled economic issues.
39% of white voters, 36% of black voters, and 31% of non-black minorities gave Biden a good or excellent rating for his handling of the economy.
As far as income categories are concerned 37% of voters making over $200,000 annually gave the Biden regime an excellent for his handling of the economy, an opinion shared by 20% or less of those with annual incomes below $50,000.
Only 20% of voters making less than $50,000 annually share this view.
Overall, the Biden economy is a total dump. Its commitment to easy money, heavy regulation, and low taxation makes any chance of robust economic growth a distant prospect.
Only the implementation of free market reforms – abolishing central banking, slashing taxes, and downsizing the regulatory state will bring about a return to economic normalcy