Washington Week with The Atlantic

Republicans, Democrats focus on economy in final days

With less than two weeks until Election Day, President Biden and Democrats are telling voters if the GOP takes control of Congress, the threat of government shutdowns, defaults and other cuts will create economic chaos. But Republicans are arguing they are best qualified to get the economy back on track and are confident a red wave is coming.

Republicans, Democrats focus on economy in final days

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