Why Americans aren't giving Biden credit on improving economy, according to experts
The president is pushing 'Bidenomics' as the 2024 race kicks into high gear, trying to change public perception of his handling of the economy. President Joe Biden is leaning into the political branding "Bidenomics" as his 2024 reelection effort kicks into high gear. He and top advisers renewed their push to keep improving economic news and his overall sprawling vision in the public eye with a stop Thursday in the swing state of South Carolina as part of an "Investing in America" tour. There, he announced clean energy investments that will create 1,800 jobs nationwide. "Our plan is working," Biden said. "And one of the things I'm proudest of is it's working everywhere." MORE: Biden touts 'Bidenomics,' downplays recession chances The fresh messaging comes as the administration has been buoyed by positive numbers on inflation, unemployment and more. The state of the economy and how it affects Americans personally is tr...