President Biden will head to a Minnesota farm on Wednesday to make the case that his prolific spending has benefited rural voters and highlight the $4 billion doled out to farmers.
The trip is part of a White House plan to inundate rural America with more than a dozen visits over two weeks by Biden officials who will deliver one simple message: We are sending a fistful of cash your way.
Rural voters are critical to Mr. Biden’s reelection chances in 2024 in a likely rematch against former President Donald Trump. In 2020, Mr. Trump captured 65% of the rural voters, up from 59% in 2016.Since taking office, Mr. Biden has exceeded $3.37 trillion in new spending, which is a record. His proposed budget for 2024 totals $6.9 trillion, the largest ever presented by a U.S. president. If approved, Mr. Biden’s budget would be 55% higher than Mr. Trump’s spending in 2019.
The White House argues that voters — especially those in rural areas — are supportive of the programs. The poll found that 60% of adults think the government is spending too much money, up from 37% in February 2020.
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