Biden says his economic agenda is working. The public is skeptical.
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden made the case Tuesday that his economic plan is working despite predictions of a recession by economists, a looming battle over the nation's debt repayments, and a nation that feels like it's in a shaky economy.The economy played a prominent role in Biden's State of the Union address with a message aimed primarily at low- and middle-income Americans as he championed boosting manufacturing jobs and buying more American-made goods. Joined. He proposed raising taxes on corporations and the wealthiest Americans to help finance programs to reduce the costs of health care and child care.“For decades,…
