White House shifts messaging on inflation ahead of midterms
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White House shifts messaging on inflation and the economy ahead of midterms
Inflation is at a four-decade high and rising prices at grocery stores and gas stations are hitting Americans hard. With six months to go until the November midterms, the Biden administration is trying to shift its messaging on inflation and the economy. But despite fears of an economic slowdown, the May jobs report was better than expected.
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White House shifts messaging on inflation ahead of midterms
Clip: 6/3/2022 | 9m 14sVideo has Closed Captions
Inflation is at a four-decade high and rising prices at grocery stores and gas stations are hitting Americans hard. With six months to go until the November midterms, the Biden administration is trying to shift its messaging on inflation and the economy. But despite fears of an economic slowdown, the May jobs report was better than expected.
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