As the 2020 presidential election plays out, Democrat candidates are eager to develop strategies for taking on President Trump. Thus far, accusations of racism and claims that Trump has no regard for certain demographics have served as the most blatant tactics of most left-wing contenders.
However, leftist candidate Tom Steyer is employing the aforementioned strategies along with another one: going after the president on the economy. Unlike data, political pundits, etc., Steyer maintains that the economy is not Trump’s strong suit in this election.
When the former hedge fund manager spoke with Face The Nation over the weekend, he branded Trump as a “terrible economic president” amongst other things.
What Steyer Really Thinks About the Trump Economy
The 2020 Democrat repeatedly cites his prior hedge fund management experience as grounds for him to weigh in on the economy. Since Trump’s time in office, millions of new jobs have come into inception; meanwhile, unemployment numbers have reached record lows across the board. Nevertheless, Steyer still maintains that the Trump economy has ultimately failed America.
