President Joe Biden taking credit for an improving economy has become a political imperative one that will help determine whether he is reelected to a second term next year . Democrats relish a recent hot streak of positive economic data they acknowledge it wont benefit Biden politically unless voters begin to associate him with the improvements . The White House office responsible for the infrastructure signage says there will be hundreds of thousands of signs claiming credit for projects made possible by the law many of which are just now getting started . Despite the improvement polls continue to show wide disapproval of how Biden has handled the economy to the frustration of the White House and its Democratic allies . About half of Americans think the economy is still in a downturn and getting worse according to a poll released Thursday . Only approve of Bidens handling of the economy a figure that has held roughly steady since last fall . But White House aides acknowledge it will take time for Americans to start feeling the effects of a stronger economy and to associate Biden with those improvements . But they see recent data as encouraging tailwinds. But some Republicans may not be able to shift some significant economic improvements may not shift in some significant political winds in reality . The economy may not serve as a significant political shift in reality may not have changed in some of the political windwinds in some other areas of the country’s direction . Back to Mail Online home. Back to the page you came from: http://http://www.mailonline.com/newsonline/news/kennedannel-back-to-the-checkcheckback.com. Back Back to Back to The Back To The page you’re back to The Daily Mail Online. Back To the page.back to The Page Back To Mail Online’S
Biden is putting his name on economic progress, but will voters just drive right by?
