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And if, on the question of deserving to be re-elected, a small minority of those who said they were better off didn't like the way or demeanor used to achieve the "better #^&#^&#^&#^& joined the 44% who didn't think they were "better off," then you could get a majority to say he didn't deserve to be re-elected, even though they were "better off." So your "But feel free to think that poll gives credit to Trumps policy’s because it didn’t" (which is sort of a contradictory construction--feel free to give credit for something BECAUSE it is wrong) is more presumptuous than definitive. Anyway, most polls are stupid. |
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americans say they were better off than before he took office? jobs, tax cuts, sound national security. it’s not rocket science. people liked it. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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And the two things you are claiming are true, are: (1) America hated Trump personally, and (2) American hated Trumps policies. We all know you want to believe that. But life was great until covid hit. Obviously he wasn't responsible for all of that (you'd say he was responsible for none of it, and also caused every single covid death). Americans liked chaep gas, tax cuts, feeling relatively safe, not getting involved in questionable wars, insanely low unemployment, soaring stock markets. It was a peaceful and prosperous time. Just because you hate that fact, doesn't mean it's not a fact. |
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The poll did however say they didn’t want him re elected And not just because of mean Tweets like his fans love to suggest your horse lost move on . Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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can't wait for the far whacko democrat response to the delusional democrat state of the union :conf: republicans should have marjorie taylor greene give their response for balance
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Probably be a lot of discussion about…you know…..Russia….doing …umm…..that.thing
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I see the neo’s have gone woke
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03/01/2022 STATE OF THE UNION Biden’s approval rating drops ahead of State of the Union build back brandon could really use a bump.... |
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god forbid he tell the truth. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Good News for BRANDON!
Most speech watchers say State of the Union made them feel optimistic, proud - CBS News poll BY JENNIFER DE PINTO, FRED BACKUS, ANTHONY SALVANTO, KABIR KHANNA MARCH 2, 2022 wait...wait...noooo...read down a little In the latest CBS national poll released earlier this week, 34% of Americans identified themselves as Democrats. Among those who watched tonight's speech, that percentage was 49%. so democrats who watched the speech were happy....I'm glad for them..probably need a little good news:rotf3: |
apparently "you can't build a wall high enough to keep out a vaccine"....
isn't all of this written down for him? :rotf2: I bet it was going to be a clever line..a majority of democrats watching stood and applauded https://twitter.com/i/status/1498854486353272833 |
this just in!...thought he'd get a bump from that masterful state of the union...
Pennsylvanians say they are worse off now than they were a year ago and believe the country is headed in the wrong direction, according to the results of a Franklin & Marshall College poll released Thursday. Those views helped knock President Joe Biden’s approval rating to a new low in the poll and signals problems for Democrats as the 2022 midterm election approaches. Biden lost significant ground among self-identified Democrats, independents and moderates. The president’s approval rating dropped 20 percentage points, from 78% to 58%, among Democrats, and by 12 points among moderates (dropping from 50% to 38%), according to the poll. Support among independents declined by 13 points, from 38% to 25% “Voters aren’t wild about the president’s performance, and that has consequences,” Yost added. Biden’s overall approval rating (30%) reflects a significant drop from what the last Franklin & Marshall College poll results showed last summer. |
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U.S. added 678,000 jobs in February. It's another sign of a hot labor market Like I said American Voters are :faga: I always love this one "believe the country is headed in the wrong direction" But they never say how or Why ? 3 more years LOL |
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The pandemic winding down and restrictions being eased or eliminated allowing the market to open up again should normally result in a huge demand for labor to return to production and services. After the initial regrowth to some previous normal, the measure of success will be told if new tax policies maintain growth, or suppress or reverse it. |
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crime, inflation, open borders, mental health issues, erosion of family values, culture that tells people to value how much crap they buy from china, too much time online, isolation from covid, drugs, insane cost of living in many places. just because you choose to stick your fingers in your ears when they are explaining, doesn’t mean they aren’t explaining. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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but you don't https://tradingeconomics.com/united-...uring-payrolls Maybe you would see a jump in total employment https://tradingeconomics.com/united-...ployed-persons Oops, no jump there either Oddly enough, democratic presidents have better results with jobs and the economy than republicans. The Democratic presidents were in office for a total of 429 months, with 164,000 jobs per month added on average, while the Republicans were in office for 475 months, with a 61,000 jobs added per month average. This monthly average rate was 2.4 times faster under Democratic presidents. |
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crime, inflation, open borders, mental health issues, erosion of family values, culture that tells people to value how much crap they buy from china, too much time online, isolation from covid, drugs, insane cost of living in many places. Ya Jim this just started happening under Biden! You live in a fantasy Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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"You live in a fantasy" We can't all be as grounded in the real world, and hard cold facts, as you are. It's not fantasy to say that Bidens polling is in the toilet. That's reality. Which one of us accepts that, and which one of us cannot accept it? A whole lot can happen in 8 months. But he's absolutely in the toilet. |
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My response was to wdmso's noting the current "hot labor market" under Biden. I noted that it was also under Trump until the pandemic. As noted by this Forbes article: https://www.forbes.com/sites/chuckde...h=2c8227f55635 Which was a kind of apples to oranges thing. When Trump took office, the economy had already recovered from a disaster, but much more slowly than it had traditionally recovered from previous meltdowns. Large and rapid growth is expected in a recovery from disaster. But it was growing far more slowly than it normally should have before the Trump administration came to power. So the growth was substantial considering Trump's starting point in an already growing economy. The economic recovery happening now is shortly after its destruction, so it would be expected to have a larger percentage growth until it reaches a more normal status, from which the percentage of growth would decrease because a given percent (say 6%) growth from a smaller number of jobs, (during the beginning stages of recovery) would be difficult to sustain, would probably be an over-heating, in the latter stages of recovery in which many of the jobs, etc. had already grown in number--e.g.:6% of 10 is a much smaller number than 6% of 100, and 2 or 3% of 100 is a great deal larger than 6% of 10. It would not be possible to constantly sustain a 6% growth rate. The rate of growth would substantially decrease as the recovery progressed. So the growth rate under Trump's recovery, considering its later position, was substantial. And the growth under Biden is to be expected considering its starting point. The Trump administration predicted that there would be a V shaped, "hot" recovery. Which is not to retract from any good news now. Just to say, as wdmso would probably say if it were a Trump recovery at this time, that it's to be expected. |
But the Stable Genius’s gains were at the same rate as his predecessors, no Trump bump or jump till we had the Trump pandemic crash (who could have known) and now the economy continues to rise, though currently because the western world failed to acknowledge the dangers posed by Trump’s great friend, it’s hesitating somewhat. Probably with cause.
Of course if Tweety had been in charge we would not have had this issue, because his good friend Putin would never have invaded Ukraine on his watch. Because Trump, Manafort, Flynn and patreons ad nauseum had no connections to Russia. 🤡 Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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