Former Biden aide Symone Sanders shreds 'Bidenomics' message, tells campaign to 'let it go'

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MSNBC host and former 2020 Biden campaign aide Symone Sanders-Townsend said voters were not going to "get" the president's "Bidenomics" message and suggested they "let it go."

"They are not going to get ‘Bidenomics.’ Let it go. How about you just make sure they know what you’re going to do and what you did? … You can give folks all the numbers about GDP and all these other things, but the data doesn’t move people. Stories move people," she told Politico.

Townsend was also an adviser to Vice President Kamala Harris before she moved on to host weekend show for MSNBC.

She claimed the campaign wasn't letting him do what he does best, talking to the American people.

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"You haven’t seen him do what he can do [best]. He’s been on prompter, he’s been standing on stages looking very presidential with the flags behind him. He gives his speech and he gets out. When was the last time you saw Joe Biden do a rope line? When’s the last time you saw Joe Biden in a town hall taking questions from the American people?" she said.

Townsend added that putting the president in a more "intimate setting" where he can talk to voters might help alleviate age concerns.

The MSNBC host told Politico that the campaign wasn't making their messaging "plain" enough for voters to