More bad news for Biden: More Americans are blaming him for the state of the economy

[Doc Dutch]

Eighty percent of Americans believe we are on the wrong track.

What was it under Trump? LOL It was 70%+ on January 17, 2021.

You can blather that all you like, Earl, but the fact remains Americans have been concerned about the direction of the nation for years now.

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/ep...untry-902.html

[Earl]

US GDP falls in first quarter as surging imports knock down growth. The U.S. economy retracted slightly in the first quarter as a rush of imported goods and fading fiscal stimulus led to a decline in gross domestic product (GDP), according to data released Thursday by the Bureau of Economic Analysis.Apr 28, 2022

[Earl]

Trump, Trump, Trump.

Trump.

[Earl]

Goldman’s Blankfein Says US at 'Very, Very High Risk' of Recession

[Earl]

Eighty (80) percent of Americans believe we are on the wrong track.

The other 20% were polled at their residences...mental institutions.

[archives]

Really does crack anyone up, it won’t be long before we start seeing the “Trump in a landslide” predictions again, “going to carry all fifty states”

[Earl]

Trump, Trump, Trump!

Trump.

[Earl]

Since 80% of Americans think the country is on the wrong track and the economy is the number one issue...Biden/Kan are in deep mierda.

[Grokmaster]

US GDP falls in first quarter as surging imports knock down growth. The U.S. economy retracted slightly in the first quarter as a rush of imported goods and fading fiscal stimulus led to a decline in gross domestic product (GDP), according to data released Thursday by the Bureau of Economic Analysis.Apr 28, 2022

If the 2nd quarter is also a contraction, it's officially a recession. Crap.

[NiftyNiblick]

The Democrat party is a Big-Tent party and all are welcome. We are very proud to welcome all minorities to help us lead our party, LGBTQ, Independents, Social Democrats, Conservatives Democrats, disgusted Republicans, and everyone else who believes in Freedom, Democracy, and Equality.

Big tents are for circuses, and all of the circuses have gone out of business.

Parties should MEAN something, and thus the members therein should be largely of like mind in my opinion.
We should have at least four viable ones, not two. I would be a socialist democrat.

That would mean that the House of Representatives would always be choosing the president--probably a good thing considering the mess the people have made out of it--
and because majorities would be pretty much eliminated by the multiple viable parties,
dialog would have to be restored to form coalitions.


A two-party system is either a one-party system, with one party controlling government, or a totally inefficient mess with split government and nothing happening.
Dialogue has not existed since the Gingrich era. The polarity of the two party system has completely changed the Democratic-Republican relationship from
one of political opponents to one of ideological enemies. And it's only getting more dug in.


I still feel, however, that as unlikely as it seems of happening soon, Blue State America would benefit from a partition.
Ideologically, we're simply NOT one country.

[Geeko Sportivo]

Big tents are for circuses, and all of the circuses have gone out of business.

Parties should MEAN something, and thus the members therein should be largely of like mind in my opinion.
We should have at least four viable ones, not two. I would be a socialist democrat.

That would mean that the House of Representatives would always be choosing the president--probably a good thing considering the mess the people have made out of it--
and because majorities would be pretty much eliminated by the multiple viable parties,
dialog would have to be restored to form coalitions.


A two-party system is either a one-party system, with one party controlling government, or a totally inefficient mess with split government and nothing happening.
Dialogue has not existed since the Gingrich era. The polarity of the two party system has completely changed the Democratic-Republican relationship from
one of political opponents to one of ideological enemies. And it's only getting more dug in.


I still feel, however, that as unlikely as it seems of happening soon, Blue State America would benefit from a partition.
Ideologically, we're simply NOT one country.

We only have a couple of main differences between voters now- Those who are trying to protect Democracy- and those who are trying to tear it down for their own selfish and hateful reasons.

We can split atoms or hairs all day about the many divisions within the two main parties.

There are no two people that will agree on everything politically- I do not even expect that! For example......

The Republicans could kill every liberal and minority in the country- AND THEY WOULD STILL BE CARVING THEMSELVES UP, dividing themselves, AND SLASHING EACH OTHER'S THROATS, trying to decide who they could hate on next! [Geeko Sportivo]

And you may quote me on that if you like! I mean- Hater's are going to hate!

Yes, that's right! Abortions would continue! Gay life would continue. The Christian soldiers would still be marching ever onward. Protests would continue! Crime would continue! Racism would continue among the Hatfields and the McCoys. Mass murders would continue! Cheating in elections would continue! Twitter would still be tweeting away with hatred every day! All 3 branches of the government would be corrupted- and etc!

Let's not act like that in our Democrat party please!

United we stand- Divided we fall!

[Grokmaster]

We only have a couple of main differences between voters now- Those who are trying to protect Democracy- and those who are trying to tear it down for their own selfish and hateful reasons.

We can split atoms or hairs all day about the many divisions within the two main parties.

There are no two people that will agree on everything politically- I do not even expect that! For example......

The Republicans could kill every liberal and minority in the country- AND THEY WOULD STILL BE CARVING THEMSELVES UP, dividing themselves, AND SLASHING EACH OTHER'S THROATS, trying to decide who they could hate on next! [Geeko Sportivo]

And you may quote me on that if you like! I mean- Hater's are going to hate!

Yes, that's right! Abortions would continue! Gay life would continue. The Christian soldiers would still be marching ever onward. Protests would continue! Crime would continue! Racism would continue among the Hatfields and the McCoys. Mass murders would continue! Cheating in elections would continue! Twitter would still be tweeting away with hatred every day! All 3 branches of the government would be corrupted- and etc!

Let's not act like that in our Democrat party please!

United we stand- Divided we fall!

HILARIOUS, MINDLESS DRIVEL. ^^^^^^


THE REPUBLICANS WILL TURN THE COUNTRY AROUND,FROM THE HIGHWAY TO HELL THE DUNCE-O-CRATS HAVE PUT US ON....

[Guno צְבִי]

And the hits just keep on coming; blaming Covid, Putin ,the GOP for the failures of his own policies is apparently only working with the Left Drones; the majority of Americans aren't buying the bullshit anymore.


NO ONE GIVES A SHIT ABOUT JAN 06, BUT THE DEMIDIOTS THINK IT'S "THE BIG ISSUE".




More bad news for Biden: More Americans are blaming him for the state of the economy

(CNN)Sometimes understanding political opinion is complicated. For example, electoral observers will be trying to comprehend the rise of Donald Trump in American politics for years to come.

The story of public opinion ahead of the 2022 midterms, on other hand, is, at this point, an easy one to understand: "It's the economy, stupid," and unless the economy improves, President Joe Biden and the Democrats are in major trouble.
Take a look at our latest CNN poll conducted by SSRS. The No. 1 issue is the economy, and nothing else is even close. Half of all respondents (50%) said it was the most important issue. The next closest was the war between Russia and Ukraine at 14%.


~ A year ago, 54% of Americans said the economy was good. Just 45% said it was bad.
Today, 23% say it is good, and a super majority of 77% believe it is bad. You'd have to go back a little over 10 years to find as many Americans saying the economy was in as bad shape.
Another way to see this change in action is to look at our CNN poll from November, which had the economy as the top issue, but only 36% of Americans put it at the top of their list. Whenever you see an issue jump in importance by 14 points in a relatively short period of time, you know it's at the forefront of the American psyche.
But something else has also happened that speaks to the toxicity of the issue politically: the blame game.


~ Biden's approval rating is at 41%, with a disapproval rating of 59%, according to our CNN poll.

~But what's different today is that a clear majority (55%) of Americans, according to our latest poll, believe Biden's economic policies have worsened the shape of the economy.

~ Unfortunately for Biden and the Democrats, the problem is getting worse. In December, 45% believed Biden's policies had worsened things. You could imagine a universe in which that percentage was survivable politically. But when 50% think the economy is the top issue and 55% think your policies have made things worse, that's very difficult to overcome.
This shouldn't be a surprise. An ABC News/Washington Post poll released last weekend found that 50% of US adults said Republicans were better able to handle the economy. Thirty-six percent said the same about Democrats.


~And with the worst inflation in 40 years, it will be difficult to displace the economy as the top issue. Given how poorly Biden and the Democrats are polling on the issue, that's very good news for Republicans and very bad news for the Democrats.



https://www.cnn.com/2022/05/05/polit...ame/index.html

So you think Americans will run to the white nationalist party? good luck with that!

[Matt Dillon]

Disagreed about 1/6 as the Buffalo shooting is sure to point out.

Agreed most are concerned about the economy. This only enhances the strategy that Biden should resign after January next year and let Harris take over with a good VP.

That was in the works from Day 1.

[Into the Night]

Biden is going to pull the Democrat party down the drain with him.

And good riddance.