Tiana Lowe Doescher believes that inflation will continue to be a topic of concern among voters in the United States, even though the next election is well over a year away.

Doescher, a commentary writer for the Washington Examiner, was told in an interview on Monday about claims made by White House officials who have stated that inflation has gradually gone down every month for the past year and that they think it will help President Joe Biden ahead of the next presidential election in 2024. When asked if she believes what these officials have said, Doescher said, "Absolutely not, because inflation is compounding."

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"Let’s say we get incredible PCE report out this week, and that core number, you know, close to halves and comes back to that 2% benchmark that Powell has reiterated will remain the benchmark," Doescher said. "Even so, prices have still increased 16% in the past two years. Did anyone get a 16% raise in that time? Historically speaking, no."

Doescher also said inflation was a subject that "doesn't just go away" and that raising wages would not "make up for it."

Biden, who is running for reelection in 2024, has tried to introduce the term "Bidenomics" to tout America's gradual decrease in inflation. However, the term has not fully caught on with voters, with 70% of voters claiming they do not believe their work income has kept up with inflation, according to a recent poll last month.

Additionally, 65% of respondents in the poll said they would rate the U.S. economy as "bad," compared to the 29% who said it was "good."

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Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) said Sunday that the current state of the economy "certainly is not" the strongest it can be, though he has continued to pledge his support to Biden in 2024. The Vermont senator believes that Biden should lean into a progressive message to gain support in the next election.

Former President Donald Trump, the front-runner for the 2024 Republican primary race, has stated he would create a “bigger and better” economy if reelected. Trump has also defined "Bidenomics" as "inflation, taxation, submission, and failure.”