White House still insists 'Bidenomics' is effective despite Democrats all but ditching slogan: Report

The Biden White House is still insisting on the effectiveness of the slogan "Bidenomics" even though Democrats and the president himself have barely used the term in months, a new report shows.

According to Axios, President Biden has only used the word "Bidenomics" one time in two months, with the report claiming that the only reason the president has said it since Jan. 25 is because the outlet asked him about it.

The report opened, stating, "For the first time in more than two months, President Biden on Tuesday publicly uttered a word that he and other Democrats have largely abandoned: ‘Bidenomics.’"

BIDEN DISTANCES HIMSELF FROM 'BIDENOMICS' PHRASE HE USED FOR MONTHS, AS PUBLIC SENTIMENT REMAINS SOUR: REPORT

The piece provided a chart showing that Biden’s use of the term has steadily declined from June, when he was aggressively using it to promote his economic policies as a success.

He mentioned the term in public that month 29 times, then used it half as much in the fall months. By the time winter and the new year hit, Biden mentioned "Bidenomics" only a handful of times, using it zero times in February.

The report added, "After Axios asked the White House why Biden wasn't saying ‘Bidenomics’ – including in his State of the Union address this month – he used the term at a Tuesday afternoon event in North Carolina."

"It was the first time he'd done so since Jan. 25," it said, also mentioning that the only people who now use the term are Republicans.

Despite the sparse mention of the word, and even prominent Democratic Party members, like Rep. James Clyburn, D-S.C., distancing themselves from Bidenomics, Biden’s recent utterance included him doubling down on how effective it is as a message.

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