The White House has returned from the Fourth of July summer break apparently tanned, rested, and ready to attack Republicans.
But it is too early to discern if a more assertive communications strategy will improve President Joe Biden's approval ratings before next year's election as former President Donald Trump, again, dominates the news cycle with the prospect of a second federal indictment.All campaigns need a focal point to crystallize their own message, and Biden wants to define Republicans by their most extreme elements, according to the Brooking Institution's Darrell West.
The new communications strategy coincides with this week's highly anticipated House Oversight Committee hearing showcasing the testimony of IRS whistleblowers Gary Shapley and Joseph Ziegler, who claim there was political interference in Hunter Biden's criminal tax investigation, and, conversely, the White House's bipartisan congressional picnic. The younger Biden is poised to plead guilty and avoid prison time for tax and gun crimes if he can remain clean for two years.
"Joe Biden is the least popular president since Jimmy Carter. He is in no position to attack anyone," a Tuberville spokesman said. Even during Biden's five-day trip to the United Kingdom and Europe last week, he and his aides have appeared more ready to scrutinize Republicans. In a separate memo, White House deputy press secretary Andrew Bates mocked the Alabama Republican for not winning a national championship during his nine years as Auburn University's head football coach.
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