2024-04-30 18:32:57
“Bidenomics is robbing Latinos of their American dream.”
On the 29th (local time), the ‘Libre Initiative’, a conservative group supported by the Koch brothers, billionaire businessmen who are ‘big money’ in the US Republican Party, set out to rally Latino voters, one of US President Joe Biden’s core supporters, to the Republican Party. The Libre Initiative argued that the inflation caused by the current government is destroying the lives of Latino voters through the Bide’NO’mics campaign, which is a reference to President Biden’s economic policy, Bidenomics.
According to the New York Times, José Malea Libre Initiative CEO said, “By No Mix is destroying Latino families’ savings, quality of life, and ability to plan for the future.” “To reverse the trend, it is important for Latino families to learn how overspending and overregulation are impacting our country’s economy and prosperity.”
The Libre Initiative created the ‘NoBidenomics.com’ website in Spanish as part of the NoBidenomics campaign. The website explains how President Biden’s words differ from the actual situation by providing reality indicators. For example, in response to the statement that “Bidenomics is reducing the deficit,” it is suggested that the national debt, which was $27.8 trillion when President Biden took office, currently amounts to $34.2 trillion.
We also run advertisements on social media and TV. According to the NYT, one ad featured a Latino voter saying, “Coming to America meant you had the opportunity to plan your own future,” adding, “But now Latino families across the country are being forced to make difficult choices due to soaring prices.” “No, and Buynomics is taking away our opportunity at the American dream,” he said.
The reason the Libre Initiative targets Latino voters is because they were a key constituency that helped President Biden enter the White House. During the 2020 presidential election, 78% of all Latino voters supported President Biden. According to the Pew Research Center, there are 36.2 million Latino voters in the United States, or 15% of the total electorate.
Support for President Biden among Latino voters is actually falling. According to a survey of Latino adults conducted by U.S. internet media Axios and public opinion research agency Ipsos from the 22nd to the 28th of last month, the approval rating for President Biden among Latino voters was 41%. In the first year of President Biden’s administration, it was 53%. On the other hand, the Latino voter approval rating for former President Donald Trump was 32%, up from 24% in 2021.
Reporter Lee Ki-wook [email protected]
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