"Yeah, well the problem is we need to go back to essentials, Olivia put her finger on it. He's making the same mistake Joe Biden made: Bidenomics is working.' That piece in The Wall Street Journal is: the economy is great.' That's not what people feel. Last year we lost 70,000 manufacturing jobs. We lost 145,000 blue collar jobs. There's a great deck put out today by the Washington consultant and prognosticator Bruce Millman."
"The lower income households are bearing a bigger burden of inflation because of things that they have to pay for like rent and utilities have risen higher. Back to essentials, three things. Biden put us in a deep hole, we're working hard to get it out. Here's the success we've had so far, but we got more to do. And what I've got to do is A, B, C, D. Not everything is hunky-dory. It conflicts with what you feel."
A claim credits tariffs with restoring the American economy and calls it the greatest in history. Public perception does not match that claim, with data showing last year’s loss of 70,000 manufacturing jobs and 145,000 blue-collar jobs. Blue-collar consumer confidence is at a record low since 1976. The top 20 percent of the population accounts for 75 percent of GDP while the bottom 80 percent accounts for 25 percent. Lower-income households face larger inflation burdens because rent and utilities have risen more. Effective messaging should acknowledge ongoing problems, outline successes, and present concrete next steps (A, B, C, D).
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