President Joe Biden’s already-weak economic job approval numbers are at risk of eroding even more if he does not lead the White House and congressional Democrats through the crush of coming challenges.
But as Biden and his advisers try to drag the economy out of its pandemic-induced slump, the president’s counterparts on Capitol Hill made the task more difficult this week by linking efforts to fund the federal government beyond Sept. 30 with suspending the debt ceiling.
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