'#Grubering': Dan Pfeiffer says Americans don't feel as good about economy 'as they should'

Doug P. | 1:58 PM on November 21, 2014

In an interview with the Christian Science Monitor, Obama adviser Dan Pfeiffer’s take on the economy was deemed a bit Gruber-esque:

Oh really? Top Obama Adviser on Economy: ‘People Don’t Feel As Good About it as They Should’ http://t.co/TGRSXRq3fT pic.twitter.com/T5TWKrFNRr

— Free Beacon (@FreeBeacon) November 21, 2014

The economy is awesome, everybody, it’s just that you couldn’t be convinced:

Senior White House adviser Dan Pfeiffer said Friday that the American people’s views of the economy are mistaken.

“People don’t feel as good about it as they should,” Pfeiffer said speaking with reporters at a Christian Science Monitor breakfast.

Pfeiffer said that Democrats, through no fault of their own, found “it was hard to break through” to the American people on the economy before the elections.

Because people are too stupid to figure it out on their own?

@FreeBeacon Obviously it's a messaging issue because Americans are too stupid to understand how good the economy really is #Grubering

— John Teller (@judicialabuse) November 21, 2014

https://twitter.com/NoahCRothman/status/535852146101854208
https://twitter.com/JamesoHewitt/status/535854783333416961

@redsteeze @NoahCRothman Who wouldn't feel good about having half their take home pay appropriated for healthcare?

— Pam D (@lifebythecreek) November 21, 2014