President Biden will huddle with House Democrats in Baltimore as they work to develop a messaging strategy to help them hold the White House and flip the five seats needed to take back the House in 2024.
, Biden told the scores of guests in attendance that, “Even in your communities, they don’t know what we’ve done.”
“He will thank them for the strength of their unified caucus on both of those core priorities,” the official continued. “The president will discuss how to keep bringing jobs back to America at an historic rate, keep lowering costs like prescription drugs and energy, and further cutting the deficit by having rich special interests pay their fair share."
First, though, Democrats need to get on the same page. House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries recently tapped Rep. Steny Hoyer, D-Md., to lead a new group, the Regional Leadership Council, to ensure top Biden officials inform Democratic lawmakers when they are visiting their districts or states to announce new infrastructure projects or deliver federal grants.
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