How inflation may influence the 2022 election

The rate of inflation has been on many people's minds lately, from
the gas pump to the housing market to the grocery store.
The main driver of inflation has been consumer demand and supply
chain issues that have lingered as the COVID-19 pandemic slows
down.  It is currently affecting Americans day to day,
and more than half of the country says it's now impacting
their long-term financial goals. In a speech Tuesday, President Joe
Biden addressed the rising inflation issues but spoke more
about putting the blame on Republicans rather than a plan to combat
it. Voters have a chance to show their frustration at the
polls this election year. In this week's episode of The
Gaggle, a politics podcast by The Arizona Republic and
azcentral.com, hosts Yvonne Wingett Sanchez and Ron Hansen are
joined by pollster Paul Bentz. He's senior vice president at
High Ground Public Affairs Consultants and joins The Gaggle to
discuss how inflation going to impact voters' decisions in the
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