Biden’s Election Problems Go From Bad To Worse

Launching a comprehensive voter engagement initiative and advertising campaign this Monday, the Libre Initiative, a non-profit organization affiliated with the Koch brothers, is directing its efforts towards congressional lawmakers who have backed the Biden administration’s economic policies, which they perceive as punitive. The campaign, outlined by The New York Times, marks one of Libre’s most extensive endeavors to date, incorporating digital advertisements, outreach events at Hispanic establishments, and a Spanish-language website critiquing what it terms “Bidenomics.”

In the realm of economic policy, President Joe Biden and the Democratic Party have encountered challenges in resonating with voters. Leaders of Libre articulated to the Times that their primary objective is leveraging what they view as a favorable issue for Republicans to draw more Latino support towards the GOP.

Jose Mallea, CEO of Libre, emphasized the detrimental impact of “Bidenomics” on Latino families, asserting that overspending and overregulation are eroding savings, quality of life, and future planning abilities. Positioned as center-right, Libre operates as a sister organization to the Koch network’s Americans for Prosperity Action super PAC. The initiative’s leaders disclosed to the Times that the campaign aims to hold federal lawmakers accountable for endorsing Biden’s policies, which they allege have spurred record inflation and increased living costs.

Libre’s campaign, branded “BideNOmics,” targets Senate Democrats in Montana, Nevada, Ohio, and Wisconsin, along with House members in competitive races nationwide. The initiative zeroes in on specific representatives such as Josh Harder and Mike Levin in California, Gabriel Vasquez in New Mexico, and Yadira Caraveo in Colorado, among others.

Hispanics constitute a significant voting bloc, with an estimated 36.2 million eligible voters, comprising nearly 15% of the electorate. Particularly influential in states like Arizona and Nevada, where approximately one in four eligible voters is Latino, this demographic is poised to shape electoral outcomes, including battles for control of the House of Representatives.

One of the digital ads previewed by the Times features a Hispanic woman expressing discontent with Biden’s policies, lamenting the financial strain imposed on Latino families and the erosion of the American dream due to soaring prices. Scheduled for dissemination across social media, television, and audio streaming platforms, these ads encapsulate Libre’s messaging strategy aimed at engaging and mobilizing Latino voters.

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