Biden problems are real and not a matter of messaging

 Fox News:

CNN data analyst Harry Enten dismissed the narrative that the Biden administration has a "messaging" problem as polls continue reaching new lows.

Polling released by CBS News/YouGov on Sunday showed President Biden having low approval on key issues including 37% on his handling of the economy and a cratering 31% on the growing inflation. The poll also showed Biden well underwater on issues like crime, immigration and the Russia-Ukraine crisis.

Citing the CBS News poll, Enten concluded most American believe the economy is in "bad shape," putting emphasis on the fact that "only about 50%" of Democrats in the poll approve of Biden's handling of the economy.

NBC'S YAMICHE ALCINDOR: WH HAS ‘MESSAGING ISSUE’ WHEN POLL SHOWS VOTERS BLAME BIDEN, NOT PUTIN, FOR INFLATION

"I think there's this whole the idea, ‘Oh, the White House is just losing the messaging war, you know. If only they knew how good the job situation was.’ But if you ask Americans why do you think the economy is bad, it’s inflation. The voters know exactly what’s going on. They’re not stupid. Eighty-six percent say inflation. Only 17% say unemployment, if they believe the economy is in bad shape… They believe the economy is in bad shape because of inflation, and that's across the board- Democrats, Republicans, independents."

The Biden administration previously acknowledged having "messaging" issues, particularly on the subject of COVID. But in the early weeks of the Russia-Ukraine crisis, the White House attempted to promote a "Putin Price Hike" campaign to blame inflation and soaring gas prices on Russian President Vladimir Putin despite how both were occurring long before he launch his invasion.
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The left seems loath to admit their screw-ups.  Biden deliberately reduced the supply of oil and gas and then blamed the companies and Putin's war for the price increases.  It was such a blatant lie that only a handful of Democrats fell for it.  Inflation is the result of Biden and the Democrats' big-spending policies and their energy policies.  That they will not own their responsibility also suggest that they are not capable of fixing it.  They are allowing the climate kooks to set US energy policies.

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