As candidates campaign for the upcoming elections, they are scrutinizing the president and Republican incumbents. The main argument is that these politicians are prospering while ordinary citizens are struggling with financial hardships.
Shoppers at a Miami grocery store illustrate a broader national issue. Persistent inflation is outpacing wage growth. This trend is leaving many Americans feeling the financial squeeze.
A super PAC, supporting House Democrats, launched a question last year to voters. They aimed to understand if economic woes stemmed from greedy corporations or from politicians deemed corrupt or disconnected.
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