How 'Bidenomics' looks now isn't what matters
President Biden wants to persuade Americans that the economy is better than they think — and that he deserves credit for turning it around.
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President Biden wants to persuade Americans that the economy is better than they think — and that he deserves credit for turning it around.
From the commentary, "What matters isn't how Bidenomics looks now, it's how it looks a year from now, when voters are making up their minds."
"Biden's bet is that if the economy continues to improve, public opinion will evolve as well — and he wants to get credit when it does."
The government’s reforms to paternity leave and pay have been criticised as inadequate and a missed opportunity to reduce gender inequality by charities and experts.
President Biden is trying to persuade voters that the economy is better than they think, and that he deserves credit for turning it around. Can he succeed?