![]() ![]() The Federation’s events director, CHRISTINE PETERS, said in a statement to Lisa and Meridith that it is “a New Hampshire hallmark” to be considerate in campaign event scheduling. The New Hampshire Federation of Republican Women released a statement Thursday slamming DeSantis for planning an event at the same time as their annual fundraising lunch - an event Trump is headlining. “And DeSantis’ visit to the state Tuesday is being met with backlash from a major Republican women’s group. The super PAC that’s effectively running his operation has been off the air in New Hampshire since May - temporarily, its founder told POLITICO - while running a new ad in Iowa and South Carolina this week. There are signs that even inside DeSantis’s orbit, they see New Hampshire as a challenge. Our colleagues Lisa Kashinsky and Meridith McGraw have a juicy read up this morning with a look at how DeSantis has managed to alienate a swath of the Granite State Republicans he’ll need to mount a serious challenge to Trump.įrom the story: “His first visit to the state as a presidential candidate drew more headlines for what he didn’t do - take questions from voters - than the retail politicking he did. RON DeSANTIS heads to New Hampshire, where his poll numbers have taken a nosedive since he declared for the White House last month. | Andy Barron/AP PhotoĭeSANTIS’ ‘ROOKIE MOVE’ - Tomorrow, Florida Gov. ![]() Ron DeSantis speaks at an annual Basque Fry at the Corley Ranch in Gardnerville, Nev., on June 17. Republican presidential candidate Florida Gov. “Americans have higher net worths and higher real disposable incomes today than they did before the pandemic,” the memo reads. A rising tide for the middle class: While the memo acknowledges “our work isn’t done” on inflation, it argues that middle-class Americans have come out ahead despite rising prices. Better wages and benefits: “The prospect of good jobs is pulling people off the sidelines and into the workforce: the share of working-age Americans in the workforce is now higher than at any time in more than 15 years, and higher than any day under President TRUMP,” Dunn and Donilon write. ![]() It dropped below that level in 2021, Biden’s first year in office, the memo notes. A strong labor market: Amid the pandemic, the CBO projected that unemployment would not drop below 4% until 2026. ROOSEVELT’s Rural Electrification Act.Īnd on Wednesday, Biden will travel to Chicago to deliver a major economic address, where you can expect him to tout some of the numbers tucked into this morning’s memo: Previewing today’s broadband event, Dunn and Donilon aren’t shy about invoking the New Deal, likening the investment to FRANKLIN D. The pair make clear we’ll be hearing about “Bidenomics” a lot as the president and other members of his administration fan out across the country this summer and beyond. ![]() “Implementing that economic vision and plan - and decisively turning the page on the era of trickle-down economics - has been the defining project of the Biden presidency,” senior Biden advisers ANITA DUNN and MIKE DONILON write in a new memo this morning. More broadly, though, it’s a pivot into a new campaign message centered on “Bidenomics” - shorthand for the administration’s economic strategy of boosting the middle class through government investments rather than stimulative tax cuts focused on the wealthy. Today at the White House, President JOE BIDEN and VP KAMALA HARRIS kick off Part II of the administration’s “Investing in America” tour by announcing a more than $40 billion investment in high-speed internet infrastructure. | Susan Walsh/AP Photo DRIVING THE DAYīIDEN’S NEW BUZZWORD - With Congress out for an extended July Fourth holiday recess and 2024 hopefuls hitting the donor circuit ahead of Friday’s Q2 fundraising deadline, the week is shaping up to be quieter than the chaos we’ve seen recently - at least in theory. The Biden administration is pivoting to a new campaign message centered on “Bidenomics” - shorthand for the administration’s economic strategy of boosting the middle class through government investments. ![]()
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