When President Trump spent this week marked his new day of his new term, he regularly called his predecessor, blaming former President Biden for various economic problems and mocked him during the public appearance.
Trump stated that it was the “Biden Stock Market” to take into account its turbulence for the first three months in the office and a decline in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in the first quarter. During the speech at Michigan, an interview with ABC News and a comment in the White House, he threw a reminder of the Biden era even when he furrowed his own achievements.
The critics of the approach blame Trump said the attack on his old enemy loses effectiveness when other countries move from the 2024 elections and previous governments.
“Anything bad is always the fault of others,” said a former Trump campaign official. “Biden can’t defend himself – always choosing a weaker child.”
Barbs Biden who often came from Trump came when the president faced an increase in reactions from voters, business leaders and even members of the Republican parliament over their economic agenda.
The president spent this week deflected questions about the increasing number of red flags in economic data, polls of approval and financial markets as increased trade battles.
The first 100 days Trump served was the worst for the stock market at the beginning of the president since the second term of office of former Nixon President in the 1970s, CNBC reported.
The pressure on Trump increased on Wednesday after the release of disappointing economic growth reports, which showed a surge of imports driven by new rates that threw gross domestic product to the opposite.
Trump urged Wednesday investors to be patient in economic handling, claiming the stock market was still driven by the Biden era policy. When the stock market jumped under Biden, Trump claimed at that time that he deserved praise because of a strong vote against the 2024 race caused the market to rise.
“I did not take over until January 20,” the President said on Wednesday. “The tariff will soon start kicking, and companies start moving to the United States in a record number. Our country will be booming, but we have to get rid of Biden ‘Overhang.’ This will take time, it has nothing to do with the tariff, it’s just that he leaves us with a bad number, but when the explosion starts, it won’t be like the others.
CNBC reporter Steve Liesman mocked Trump for trying to blame the stock market in Biden, saying, “I think there are many laughter around Wall Street, I think, to that. I think people with quite precisely put this on the shoulders of President Trump.”
The stock market also began to recover in the hope that disbursement in trade talks and inflation data is better than estimates, complicating Trump’s efforts to stir biden with wall street turmoil.
The S&P 500 index closed on Friday with a ninth day in a row, making all the losses since the announcement of Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs on April 2.
Throughout the week, Biden was in Trump’s mind.
Within a few minutes after the meeting generally in Michigan to mark 100 days, Trump criticized the presidency of Biden, asking many people, “How can the man become president, can someone explain? How can that happen?”
The President then mentioned Biden 14 times in this interview with ABC’s Terry Moran.
“We have a very sick country. Joe Biden -And that is not him, because I don’t even think he knows what is happening. But the people around him are malignant people,” Trump said, when talking about the number of migrants in the US
He also mocked him among supporters in the White House.
“Sit, please. I don’t even know you stand. It is an honor that you stand for so long. Wow, it’s a big honor. Because I know if Biden is here, you will sit, you might never stand,” Trump said at the National Day Prayer on Thursday.
Republican strategists say that while Trump’s loyal base will not be fed up with Biden’s talks, other people who support him in the 2024 election will want to see him moving.
“It’s still working for him with a base and will always be – he is still talking about Hillary [Clinton]However, “said Republican Strategy Expert Doug Heye.
“But outside the base, especially those who chose Biden in ’20 but then for Trump last year, 100 days in may be the decreasing return point.”
When Trump tore biden and high inflation in the first years of his government to attract contrast, Americans expect him to face a series of economic challenges themselves, said Jordan Wood, a former Aide of Trump’s administrative communication.
“Framing the economy as a problem of the Biden era helps the Republican party directing talks to pre-covid years-when many people feel more stable and affordable things. But this seismic protectionist change and increasing tensions throughout the world, lack of workers, and rapid progress in AI change the basics,” said Wood, a vice president at the monument.
He added, “Millions of Americans are clear that they are open to the Trump case, but it is necessary to include a clear plan to navigate the road ahead.”
Even Trump’s helpers repeatedly raised Trump this week.
In a briefing with journalists on Thursday, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt and Top Policy Advisor Stephen Miller mentioned Biden and his government 17 times, accusing the administration of Biden “importing” immigrants into the US and sinking the “planet into bloodshed and war in the Middle East, in Europe and increasing tension in Europe.”
“So, if you are an American worker, you live for four years of Biden depression. That is an economic reality,” Miller said.
Biden struggled with the highest inflation after Pandemi Covid-19, as well as stagnant housing markets and interest rates, but began to recover in the last months he held his position. He also led the strongest job market in modern US history after Pandemi Covid-19.
Andrew Bates, a former spokesman at the Biden White House, argued that the 46th President gave a Trump economy that “matching all our rivals” when he left the office at the end of January.
“In 100 days, Trump sent the economy to Tailspin which has never happened before with a tariff which is the largest middle class tax increase in modern history – Joe Biden’s tariff warns openly,” Bates said. “It makes sense that the name of a president with a better economic record is in Trump’s mind, but I am surprised he wants Americans to think of how better they are before the Trump crime family is responsible.”
