Republicans should help Biden fight inflation instead of campaign on it
Fox News
Inflation, economy and gas prices are top issues for voters as we near the midterms. Republicans shouldn't assume those will tip the election against Democrats.
Kevin Walling is a Democratic campaign strategist, former Biden 2020 campaign surrogate, vice president at HGCreative. Follow him on Twitter@KevinPWalling.
Republicans are practically gleeful given these circumstances and quick to lay the blame solely with the president. In a rare moment of unguarded honesty, Senator Rick Scott, R-FL, who leads the GOP Senate campaign arm, declared in an interview with the Wall Street Journal, "We’re going to continue to have inflation and then the interest rates will go up. This is a gold mine for us."
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