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WG Economy

For this week's WG Economy, we are sending David's latest Roll Call column
out today: Bidens "historic" results aren't what he thinks. The column
takes a look at the Biden Administration's economic results as the White
House tries to make its case going into the re-election campaign:

Biden's 'historic' results aren't what he thinks

Americans know their paychecks simply don't buy what they used to

Roll Call Opinion | David Winston

March 20, 2024

As President Joe Biden heads west this week, with stops in battleground
states Arizona and Nevada, it appears that he will once again be singing
from a repertoire that the majority of voters don't believe and don't want
to hear. In fact, they've already changed the channel.

In this space last week, we tackled the credibility of Biden's reelection
messaging with voters. It wasn't pretty. But the Biden team seems to be
sticking to the idea that the key to winning the economic narrative is just
a matter of getting the electorate to understand how well the economy is
actually doing. The president and Democrats have used a variety of economic
messages that survey data shows are simply not believable to a growing
share of an increasingly impatient electorate.



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WG Discussion Points: Biden's State Of The Union

Was Beyond Belief

WG Discussion Points| David Winston

March 15, 2024

As we have raised in previous Discussion Points, we place a great deal of
importance on believability of messaging. If a message is not believable,
it will not have standing with voters, and this is why much of the current
political messaging on both sides falls flat. The White House seem
perplexed as to why President Biden's economic arguments have not moved
voters, but as our previous work has found, voters do not believe many of
the statements. We recently tested a Biden campaign ad and found that over
a third of the electorate did not believe any of its statements, with the
ad having no impact on moving voters. In the same way, many statements from
last week's State of the Union address were based on concepts that voters
do not believe. The chart below takes four statements from the SOTU and
matches them up to prior statements made by the President or the White
House. We tested these in the February 24-25 Winning the Issues survey to
see if voters did or did not believe them.

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Yesterday, Chairman Avella joined Fox News Channel's Shannon Bream, and
Democratic Strategist Richard Fowler on the Faulkner Focus to talk about
President Biden who has begun to take aim at President Trump as we ramp up
to November's Presidential election.

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