All Things Biden: Is It Over Yet?

[Brian Peacock]

Was she not vaccinated?

FYI: You can still become infected, and therefore be infectious, even when vaccinated.

[JimC]

Was she not vaccinated?

FYI: You can still become infected, and therefore be infectious, even when vaccinated.

It will almost certainly be a mild case, and when recovered, the immune response is very strong, according to some recent research - the combination of vaccination followed by a mild covid infection leads to very high antibody levels...

[Tero]

People polled got caught up in the usual trick to make them think the president runs the economy. Unless he puts up steel tariffs and China tariffs, he does not do much. The infrastructure bill just passed is the only economic thing Biden will do that may get notice.

More than a third of Americans call the economy the most pressing problem facing the country (36%). Among the group that sees it that way, 72% say Biden hasn't been attentive to the right issues. That dynamic is reversed among the smaller 20% who consider the coronavirus pandemic the nation's top problem: 79% in that subset say Biden has had the right priorities, while 21% not.

All told, 48% of adults approve of the way Biden is handling the job while 52% disapprove. Intensity within those ratings breaks sharply against the President. The share saying they strongly approve of Biden's performance has dropped to just 15%, down from 34% in April. Although CNN does not ask strength of approval in every poll, that number never dipped below 20% during the presidencies of either Barack Obama or Donald Trump.
In the new poll, 36% say they strongly disapprove of Biden's handling of the presidency, and that figure is about the same as it was when CNN last asked strength of approval in April.
About half (52% of registered voters) say their 2022 vote will not be about Biden, but those who do feel they are using their vote to say something about the President are more negative (26% sending a message to oppose Biden) than positive (19% sending a message to support him).

https://www.cnn.com/2021/11/08/politics ... xgQyLFr_3E

I predict low turnout in 2022. The voters do not care about Trump revenging Liz Cheney. If they get to vote for the actual Trump, 2024, theytrumpsters will show up.

[Scot Dutchy]

That bill is pure chumocracy. By the time all the chums have received their share there wont be much left for infrastructure. It will be more "do and mend".

[pErvinalia]

Unsupported claim.

[Brian Peacock]

Citation required.

[Hermit]

Projection

[Tero]

https://mobile.twitter.com/AndyOstroy/s ... 6773393409

[Tero]

[Tero]

The politician spent money. So what? Isn't that what they do?

CNN
Instead, there are foreboding headlines for Biden and the Democrats.
New polls suggest Americans don't understand his accomplishment and blame him for the state of the economy they're worried about.
https://www.cnn.com/2021/11/15/politics ... index.html

[Tero]

Biden's bill will take over your car headlights.
https://www.thedrive.com/news/43146/ada ... cture-bill

[Tero]

[Tero]

I was looking at the popularity polls and itvimmediately became clear that at least 38% of voters were never going to change their mind about Trump. Democrats are not nearly as loyal, but the trend is the same.

So, a poll question they never ask is "would you rather have another person from the same party as president?"

[rainbow]

I was looking at the popularity polls and itvimmediately became clear that at least 38% of voters were never going to change their mind about Trump. Democrats are not nearly as loyal, but the trend is the same.

So, a poll question they never ask is "would you rather have another person from the same party as president?"

I was told by someone that Nancy Pelosi is actually a clone.

[Tero]

https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/581 ... s-year?amp