Trump Campaign Director Explains How Biden Would “Kill The Recovery” Of Our Economy If Elected

While a recent report from the Department of Labor found that the U.S. regained 1.4 million jobs in August, Sanders expressed doubt on whether the economy is really getting better for parts of the country, particularly low-income and middle-class families.

Sanders continued on to say that the recovery is not going well for working families and said that many small businesses are still closed. He said those who have gone back to work and don’t have the option to work remotely are at a much higher risk of catching coronavirus.

When asked about the “K-shaped” recovery, Murtaugh said that working-class and middle-class Americans are not benefiting from the recovering economy. He said, “That’s not the way we view and that’s not the way 10.5 million Americans view it who have returned to work.”

Murtaugh dismissed concerns that Trump is down in the polls by stating that public polling oversamples Democrats and adding that the campaign’s internal polls show the president doing very well in key states.

In recent weeks the polls have shown the gap between Biden and Trump narrowing but a RealClearPolitics average of national polls have Biden only seven points ahead of Trump.