However, his visit was met with criticism, with many arguing that his policies are causing significant economic distress.
Critics argue that Biden's policies are leading to rampant inflation, which is adversely affecting the working class. "No matter how Biden spins it, crippling inflation is destroying the working class," said one critic, reflecting a sentiment shared by many.
Biden's policies have also been met with disapproval from Black voters in Wisconsin, a demographic that was crucial to his election victory. KWWL reported, "A key piece of [Biden’s] coalition is Black voters — some of whom don’t see how they benefit from his economic plan." One Black voter told KWWL, "As they see the prices rise with Biden, they think Trump made the economy BETTER and Biden is making it WORSE."
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Biden's controversial comments during the 2020 presidential election have also been a point of contention. During an interview with Black radio host Charlamagne tha God, Biden stated, "If you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t black!" This comment, made from his Delaware basement, has been widely criticized as racist.
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Biden later attributed his comment to Charlamagne tha God "being a wise guy." However, this explanation did not sit well with many, including Milwaukee voter Cle Crepe. Speaking to WISN ABC, Crepe said, "I didn’t like hearing [Biden] say you’re not black, if you don’t vote Democrat, you know, I thought that was a load of BS." He added, "I thought that was an insult."
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