Biden’s latest Poll numbers

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Anonymous wrote:The NY Times is doing everything it can to undermine Biden. to wit, look at how perception is shaped versus reality vis a vis the economy



I mean, how is Biden supposed to be polling well when the media, and especially the NY Times, simply lies about the economy and how well things generally actually are?


Honestly, I don’t think many of the people that are voting for Trump based on the economy being terrible are regularly reading the NYT. Around 90% of NYT subscribers are Democrats.


The people that are already 100% committed to voting for Trump aren't doing so because the economy is "terrible". They may use the economy as an excuse for voting for Trump when they discuss their thoughts on the 2024 election with themselves or others but the current the underlying issues in the economy haven't yet begun to have a wide reaching impact and Biden deserves only a small portion of the blame for the underlying issues. An economic downturn will happen within the next 2 to 3 years and it will be felt by the majority of Americans. This next downturn is will be a result of the cyclical nature of our large economy combined with the after effects of trillions of dollars being pumped into the economy in a very short period of time in 2020 and 2021. Trump doesn't have the integrity necessary to hold the position of most powerful person in the world. Most Trump supporters are smart enough to realize this but they push this knowledge to the very back corners of their minds because they don't want to admit they were wrong in supporting him all along. It's basic human nature at it's worst. Yes, in most elections, it's the economy, economy, economy and the economy could actually become a primary factor that causes some undecided voters not to vote for Biden if the downturn is being felt by more people in October. As of right now, Trump supporters and committed Trump voters aren't in Trump's corner because of the Biden economy.


What downturn?

With the exception of inflation, which is rooted in the COVID recovery, there is no downtown.

GDP is up
Unemployment is down.
Job growth is at record highs.
Energy production is at all time highs.
The stock market is riding highs.



How was the play Mrs Lincoln? With the exception of everything being more expensive, the economy is great


“You get paid $100 more a month, but the price of owning a home is triple what it was in 2020 and eggs are $5 a carton so the economy is doing great!”

The cost of housing is people’s biggest expense, followed by essentials like food, gas, and car notes. Housing and cars are exponentially more expensive than they were before Biden came into office so these gains you’re citing in the economy don’t even come close for making up for people’s ballooning costs. The “the Dow is up so stfu about not ever being able to afford a home because prices have increased while rates have tripled” messaging is very tone deaf and not winning anyone over.


The president doesn't set gas prices.
The president doesn't set housing rent or mortgage rates.
The president doesn't set car prices.

It is called Capitalism. If you don't want Capitalism, tell it to the GOP, who has labeled the democrats as socialists. Are you for socialism or communism, where prices are set by the government? Because it is clear that the Democrats, despite the rhetoric, are not.

I would also add that the GOP has shot down different anti-price gouging legislation, because Capitalism.

Can't have it both ways.
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Anonymous wrote:The NY Times is doing everything it can to undermine Biden. to wit, look at how perception is shaped versus reality vis a vis the economy



I mean, how is Biden supposed to be polling well when the media, and especially the NY Times, simply lies about the economy and how well things generally actually are?


Honestly, I don’t think many of the people that are voting for Trump based on the economy being terrible are regularly reading the NYT. Around 90% of NYT subscribers are Democrats.


The people that are already 100% committed to voting for Trump aren't doing so because the economy is "terrible". They may use the economy as an excuse for voting for Trump when they discuss their thoughts on the 2024 election with themselves or others but the current the underlying issues in the economy haven't yet begun to have a wide reaching impact and Biden deserves only a small portion of the blame for the underlying issues. An economic downturn will happen within the next 2 to 3 years and it will be felt by the majority of Americans. This next downturn is will be a result of the cyclical nature of our large economy combined with the after effects of trillions of dollars being pumped into the economy in a very short period of time in 2020 and 2021. Trump doesn't have the integrity necessary to hold the position of most powerful person in the world. Most Trump supporters are smart enough to realize this but they push this knowledge to the very back corners of their minds because they don't want to admit they were wrong in supporting him all along. It's basic human nature at it's worst. Yes, in most elections, it's the economy, economy, economy and the economy could actually become a primary factor that causes some undecided voters not to vote for Biden if the downturn is being felt by more people in October. As of right now, Trump supporters and committed Trump voters aren't in Trump's corner because of the Biden economy.


What downturn?

With the exception of inflation, which is rooted in the COVID recovery, there is no downtown.

GDP is up
Unemployment is down.
Job growth is at record highs.
Energy production is at all time highs.
The stock market is riding highs.



How was the play Mrs Lincoln? With the exception of everything being more expensive, the economy is great


“You get paid $100 more a month, but the price of owning a home is triple what it was in 2020 and eggs are $5 a carton so the economy is doing great!”

The cost of housing is people’s biggest expense, followed by essentials like food, gas, and car notes. Housing and cars are exponentially more expensive than they were before Biden came into office so these gains you’re citing in the economy don’t even come close for making up for people’s ballooning costs. The “the Dow is up so stfu about not ever being able to afford a home because prices have increased while rates have tripled” messaging is very tone deaf and not winning anyone over.


The president doesn't set gas prices.
The president doesn't set housing rent or mortgage rates.
The president doesn't set car prices.

It is called Capitalism. If you don't want Capitalism, tell it to the GOP, who has labeled the democrats as socialists. Are you for socialism or communism, where prices are set by the government? Because it is clear that the Democrats, despite the rhetoric, are not.

I would also add that the GOP has shot down different anti-price gouging legislation, because Capitalism.

Can't have it both ways.


Not sure why you think inflation is unique to free market (aka capitalist) economies.

Inflation in Venezuela last year was 193%
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Anonymous wrote:The NY Times is doing everything it can to undermine Biden. to wit, look at how perception is shaped versus reality vis a vis the economy



I mean, how is Biden supposed to be polling well when the media, and especially the NY Times, simply lies about the economy and how well things generally actually are?


Honestly, I don’t think many of the people that are voting for Trump based on the economy being terrible are regularly reading the NYT. Around 90% of NYT subscribers are Democrats.


The people that are already 100% committed to voting for Trump aren't doing so because the economy is "terrible". They may use the economy as an excuse for voting for Trump when they discuss their thoughts on the 2024 election with themselves or others but the current the underlying issues in the economy haven't yet begun to have a wide reaching impact and Biden deserves only a small portion of the blame for the underlying issues. An economic downturn will happen within the next 2 to 3 years and it will be felt by the majority of Americans. This next downturn is will be a result of the cyclical nature of our large economy combined with the after effects of trillions of dollars being pumped into the economy in a very short period of time in 2020 and 2021. Trump doesn't have the integrity necessary to hold the position of most powerful person in the world. Most Trump supporters are smart enough to realize this but they push this knowledge to the very back corners of their minds because they don't want to admit they were wrong in supporting him all along. It's basic human nature at it's worst. Yes, in most elections, it's the economy, economy, economy and the economy could actually become a primary factor that causes some undecided voters not to vote for Biden if the downturn is being felt by more people in October. As of right now, Trump supporters and committed Trump voters aren't in Trump's corner because of the Biden economy.


What downturn?

With the exception of inflation, which is rooted in the COVID recovery, there is no downtown.

GDP is up
Unemployment is down.
Job growth is at record highs.
Energy production is at all time highs.
The stock market is riding highs.



How was the play Mrs Lincoln? With the exception of everything being more expensive, the economy is great


“You get paid $100 more a month, but the price of owning a home is triple what it was in 2020 and eggs are $5 a carton so the economy is doing great!”

The cost of housing is people’s biggest expense, followed by essentials like food, gas, and car notes. Housing and cars are exponentially more expensive than they were before Biden came into office so these gains you’re citing in the economy don’t even come close for making up for people’s ballooning costs. The “the Dow is up so stfu about not ever being able to afford a home because prices have increased while rates have tripled” messaging is very tone deaf and not winning anyone over.


Then vote for Trump and prepare to be disappointed when inflation doesn't drop (but I assume you'll be making other excuses why...)
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Anonymous wrote:The NY Times is doing everything it can to undermine Biden. to wit, look at how perception is shaped versus reality vis a vis the economy



I mean, how is Biden supposed to be polling well when the media, and especially the NY Times, simply lies about the economy and how well things generally actually are?


Honestly, I don’t think many of the people that are voting for Trump based on the economy being terrible are regularly reading the NYT. Around 90% of NYT subscribers are Democrats.


The people that are already 100% committed to voting for Trump aren't doing so because the economy is "terrible". They may use the economy as an excuse for voting for Trump when they discuss their thoughts on the 2024 election with themselves or others but the current the underlying issues in the economy haven't yet begun to have a wide reaching impact and Biden deserves only a small portion of the blame for the underlying issues. An economic downturn will happen within the next 2 to 3 years and it will be felt by the majority of Americans. This next downturn is will be a result of the cyclical nature of our large economy combined with the after effects of trillions of dollars being pumped into the economy in a very short period of time in 2020 and 2021. Trump doesn't have the integrity necessary to hold the position of most powerful person in the world. Most Trump supporters are smart enough to realize this but they push this knowledge to the very back corners of their minds because they don't want to admit they were wrong in supporting him all along. It's basic human nature at it's worst. Yes, in most elections, it's the economy, economy, economy and the economy could actually become a primary factor that causes some undecided voters not to vote for Biden if the downturn is being felt by more people in October. As of right now, Trump supporters and committed Trump voters aren't in Trump's corner because of the Biden economy.


What downturn?

With the exception of inflation, which is rooted in the COVID recovery, there is no downtown.

GDP is up
Unemployment is down.
Job growth is at record highs.
Energy production is at all time highs.
The stock market is riding highs.



How was the play Mrs Lincoln? With the exception of everything being more expensive, the economy is great


“You get paid $100 more a month, but the price of owning a home is triple what it was in 2020 and eggs are $5 a carton so the economy is doing great!”

The cost of housing is people’s biggest expense, followed by essentials like food, gas, and car notes. Housing and cars are exponentially more expensive than they were before Biden came into office so these gains you’re citing in the economy don’t even come close for making up for people’s ballooning costs. The “the Dow is up so stfu about not ever being able to afford a home because prices have increased while rates have tripled” messaging is very tone deaf and not winning anyone over.


The president doesn't set gas prices.
The president doesn't set housing rent or mortgage rates.
The president doesn't set car prices.

It is called Capitalism. If you don't want Capitalism, tell it to the GOP, who has labeled the democrats as socialists. Are you for socialism or communism, where prices are set by the government? Because it is clear that the Democrats, despite the rhetoric, are not.

I would also add that the GOP has shot down different anti-price gouging legislation, because Capitalism.

Can't have it both ways.


Not sure why you think inflation is unique to free market (aka capitalist) economies.

Inflation in Venezuela last year was 193%


Indeed, inflation is a global phenomenon, not unique to the US by any means. In fact, it is BECAUSE of the Biden legislation that it isn't worse here. And yet, that is the media and right wing drum beat, as if the right had a better solution.
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Anonymous wrote:The NY Times is doing everything it can to undermine Biden. to wit, look at how perception is shaped versus reality vis a vis the economy



I mean, how is Biden supposed to be polling well when the media, and especially the NY Times, simply lies about the economy and how well things generally actually are?


Honestly, I don’t think many of the people that are voting for Trump based on the economy being terrible are regularly reading the NYT. Around 90% of NYT subscribers are Democrats.


The people that are already 100% committed to voting for Trump aren't doing so because the economy is "terrible". They may use the economy as an excuse for voting for Trump when they discuss their thoughts on the 2024 election with themselves or others but the current the underlying issues in the economy haven't yet begun to have a wide reaching impact and Biden deserves only a small portion of the blame for the underlying issues. An economic downturn will happen within the next 2 to 3 years and it will be felt by the majority of Americans. This next downturn is will be a result of the cyclical nature of our large economy combined with the after effects of trillions of dollars being pumped into the economy in a very short period of time in 2020 and 2021. Trump doesn't have the integrity necessary to hold the position of most powerful person in the world. Most Trump supporters are smart enough to realize this but they push this knowledge to the very back corners of their minds because they don't want to admit they were wrong in supporting him all along. It's basic human nature at it's worst. Yes, in most elections, it's the economy, economy, economy and the economy could actually become a primary factor that causes some undecided voters not to vote for Biden if the downturn is being felt by more people in October. As of right now, Trump supporters and committed Trump voters aren't in Trump's corner because of the Biden economy.


What downturn?

With the exception of inflation, which is rooted in the COVID recovery, there is no downtown.

GDP is up
Unemployment is down.
Job growth is at record highs.
Energy production is at all time highs.
The stock market is riding highs.



How was the play Mrs Lincoln? With the exception of everything being more expensive, the economy is great


FWIW inflation now is lower than it was in October 1984 when Reagan won 49 states.


The rate of inflation had diminished significantly during the time frame from when Reagan took office to the 1984 election. Improvement with inflation wasn't a primary reason for Reagan's 1984 landslide victory. The aggressive steps taken by the Fed to reduce inflation actually caused a lot of economic pain during that time period. As it relates to Biden's re-election campaign, the key difference between Reagan and Biden is the fact that well over 50% of Americans approved of Reagan's performance in 1984 compared to the 35% to 40% approval rating Biden has managed during his first term. Most Americans weren't feeling the impacts of a better economy in 1984 relative to where they were in 1980. Reagan was appreciated because his skill as a leader was something Americans hadn't experienced since the 1960s. Reagan, Clinton, and Obama offered something that can best be described as likability and leadership and these traits were more important to their political success than policy. Biden doesn't have that per the perception of most Americans. This isn't something that can be fixed. Trump obviously doesn't have it either. We need a leader to emerge.
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Anonymous wrote:The NY Times is doing everything it can to undermine Biden. to wit, look at how perception is shaped versus reality vis a vis the economy



I mean, how is Biden supposed to be polling well when the media, and especially the NY Times, simply lies about the economy and how well things generally actually are?


Honestly, I don’t think many of the people that are voting for Trump based on the economy being terrible are regularly reading the NYT. Around 90% of NYT subscribers are Democrats.


The people that are already 100% committed to voting for Trump aren't doing so because the economy is "terrible". They may use the economy as an excuse for voting for Trump when they discuss their thoughts on the 2024 election with themselves or others but the current the underlying issues in the economy haven't yet begun to have a wide reaching impact and Biden deserves only a small portion of the blame for the underlying issues. An economic downturn will happen within the next 2 to 3 years and it will be felt by the majority of Americans. This next downturn is will be a result of the cyclical nature of our large economy combined with the after effects of trillions of dollars being pumped into the economy in a very short period of time in 2020 and 2021. Trump doesn't have the integrity necessary to hold the position of most powerful person in the world. Most Trump supporters are smart enough to realize this but they push this knowledge to the very back corners of their minds because they don't want to admit they were wrong in supporting him all along. It's basic human nature at it's worst. Yes, in most elections, it's the economy, economy, economy and the economy could actually become a primary factor that causes some undecided voters not to vote for Biden if the downturn is being felt by more people in October. As of right now, Trump supporters and committed Trump voters aren't in Trump's corner because of the Biden economy.


What downturn?

With the exception of inflation, which is rooted in the COVID recovery, there is no downtown.

GDP is up
Unemployment is down.
Job growth is at record highs.
Energy production is at all time highs.
The stock market is riding highs.



How was the play Mrs Lincoln? With the exception of everything being more expensive, the economy is great


FWIW inflation now is lower than it was in October 1984 when Reagan won 49 states.


What this stat tells me: Reagan was successful at blaming "the previous guy" for inflation whereas Biden hasn't been successful in using that tactic.
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Anonymous wrote:The NY Times is doing everything it can to undermine Biden. to wit, look at how perception is shaped versus reality vis a vis the economy



I mean, how is Biden supposed to be polling well when the media, and especially the NY Times, simply lies about the economy and how well things generally actually are?


Honestly, I don’t think many of the people that are voting for Trump based on the economy being terrible are regularly reading the NYT. Around 90% of NYT subscribers are Democrats.


The people that are already 100% committed to voting for Trump aren't doing so because the economy is "terrible". They may use the economy as an excuse for voting for Trump when they discuss their thoughts on the 2024 election with themselves or others but the current the underlying issues in the economy haven't yet begun to have a wide reaching impact and Biden deserves only a small portion of the blame for the underlying issues. An economic downturn will happen within the next 2 to 3 years and it will be felt by the majority of Americans. This next downturn is will be a result of the cyclical nature of our large economy combined with the after effects of trillions of dollars being pumped into the economy in a very short period of time in 2020 and 2021. Trump doesn't have the integrity necessary to hold the position of most powerful person in the world. Most Trump supporters are smart enough to realize this but they push this knowledge to the very back corners of their minds because they don't want to admit they were wrong in supporting him all along. It's basic human nature at it's worst. Yes, in most elections, it's the economy, economy, economy and the economy could actually become a primary factor that causes some undecided voters not to vote for Biden if the downturn is being felt by more people in October. As of right now, Trump supporters and committed Trump voters aren't in Trump's corner because of the Biden economy.


What downturn?

With the exception of inflation, which is rooted in the COVID recovery, there is no downtown.

GDP is up
Unemployment is down.
Job growth is at record highs.
Energy production is at all time highs.
The stock market is riding highs.



How was the play Mrs Lincoln? With the exception of everything being more expensive, the economy is great


FWIW inflation now is lower than it was in October 1984 when Reagan won 49 states.


What this stat tells me: Reagan was successful at blaming "the previous guy" for inflation whereas Biden hasn't been successful in using that tactic.


Reagan 1984 is the wrong circumstance to use for your talking point. The inflation was 12% when Reagan took office in 1981. It was 4% when he was re-elected in 1984. When Biden took office in 2021, the inflation rate was less than 2%. After ballooning to 7% to 8% during 2021 and 2022, the inflation rate has leveled off in the 3% to 4% range. Basically, the inflation was reduced by 2/3rds during Reagan's first term while it is currently double what it was when Biden took office. Your comparison of the Reagan and Biden re-election campaigns based on inflation is far from apples to apples. This being said; inflation where it is now and where it has been during Biden's first term has much less to do with Biden's policies than it does with pandemic spending and economic cycles. Biden's policies are less of an issue in his re-election campaign than his shortcomings in general likability and leadership skills are. He is running against an even less likable person with zero leadership skill so he does have a chance. Both Reagan and Mondale would beat these two easily.
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Contrary to popular belief, Washington DC does not know better how to spend the money individuals earn.
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Anonymous wrote:Contrary to popular belief, Washington DC does not know better how to spend the money individuals earn.

Exactly. Democrats are sinking their own ship.
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Anonymous wrote:The NY Times is doing everything it can to undermine Biden. to wit, look at how perception is shaped versus reality vis a vis the economy



I mean, how is Biden supposed to be polling well when the media, and especially the NY Times, simply lies about the economy and how well things generally actually are?


Honestly, I don’t think many of the people that are voting for Trump based on the economy being terrible are regularly reading the NYT. Around 90% of NYT subscribers are Democrats.


The people that are already 100% committed to voting for Trump aren't doing so because the economy is "terrible". They may use the economy as an excuse for voting for Trump when they discuss their thoughts on the 2024 election with themselves or others but the current the underlying issues in the economy haven't yet begun to have a wide reaching impact and Biden deserves only a small portion of the blame for the underlying issues. An economic downturn will happen within the next 2 to 3 years and it will be felt by the majority of Americans. This next downturn is will be a result of the cyclical nature of our large economy combined with the after effects of trillions of dollars being pumped into the economy in a very short period of time in 2020 and 2021. Trump doesn't have the integrity necessary to hold the position of most powerful person in the world. Most Trump supporters are smart enough to realize this but they push this knowledge to the very back corners of their minds because they don't want to admit they were wrong in supporting him all along. It's basic human nature at it's worst. Yes, in most elections, it's the economy, economy, economy and the economy could actually become a primary factor that causes some undecided voters not to vote for Biden if the downturn is being felt by more people in October. As of right now, Trump supporters and committed Trump voters aren't in Trump's corner because of the Biden economy.


What downturn?

With the exception of inflation, which is rooted in the COVID recovery, there is no downtown.

GDP is up
Unemployment is down.
Job growth is at record highs.
Energy production is at all time highs.
The stock market is riding highs.



How was the play Mrs Lincoln? With the exception of everything being more expensive, the economy is great


“You get paid $100 more a month, but the price of owning a home is triple what it was in 2020 and eggs are $5 a carton so the economy is doing great!”

The cost of housing is people’s biggest expense, followed by essentials like food, gas, and car notes. Housing and cars are exponentially more expensive than they were before Biden came into office so these gains you’re citing in the economy don’t even come close for making up for people’s ballooning costs. The “the Dow is up so stfu about not ever being able to afford a home because prices have increased while rates have tripled” messaging is very tone deaf and not winning anyone over.


Then vote for Trump and prepare to be disappointed when inflation doesn't drop (but I assume you'll be making other excuses why...)


Yes. Trump will remove the independence of the Fed and lower rates and slap tariffs on all cheap imports from China. Inflation will explode. Enjoy.
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Anonymous wrote:The NY Times is doing everything it can to undermine Biden. to wit, look at how perception is shaped versus reality vis a vis the economy



I mean, how is Biden supposed to be polling well when the media, and especially the NY Times, simply lies about the economy and how well things generally actually are?


Honestly, I don’t think many of the people that are voting for Trump based on the economy being terrible are regularly reading the NYT. Around 90% of NYT subscribers are Democrats.


The people that are already 100% committed to voting for Trump aren't doing so because the economy is "terrible". They may use the economy as an excuse for voting for Trump when they discuss their thoughts on the 2024 election with themselves or others but the current the underlying issues in the economy haven't yet begun to have a wide reaching impact and Biden deserves only a small portion of the blame for the underlying issues. An economic downturn will happen within the next 2 to 3 years and it will be felt by the majority of Americans. This next downturn is will be a result of the cyclical nature of our large economy combined with the after effects of trillions of dollars being pumped into the economy in a very short period of time in 2020 and 2021. Trump doesn't have the integrity necessary to hold the position of most powerful person in the world. Most Trump supporters are smart enough to realize this but they push this knowledge to the very back corners of their minds because they don't want to admit they were wrong in supporting him all along. It's basic human nature at it's worst. Yes, in most elections, it's the economy, economy, economy and the economy could actually become a primary factor that causes some undecided voters not to vote for Biden if the downturn is being felt by more people in October. As of right now, Trump supporters and committed Trump voters aren't in Trump's corner because of the Biden economy.


What downturn?

With the exception of inflation, which is rooted in the COVID recovery, there is no downtown.

GDP is up
Unemployment is down.
Job growth is at record highs.
Energy production is at all time highs.
The stock market is riding highs.



How was the play Mrs Lincoln? With the exception of everything being more expensive, the economy is great


“You get paid $100 more a month, but the price of owning a home is triple what it was in 2020 and eggs are $5 a carton so the economy is doing great!”

The cost of housing is people’s biggest expense, followed by essentials like food, gas, and car notes. Housing and cars are exponentially more expensive than they were before Biden came into office so these gains you’re citing in the economy don’t even come close for making up for people’s ballooning costs. The “the Dow is up so stfu about not ever being able to afford a home because prices have increased while rates have tripled” messaging is very tone deaf and not winning anyone over.


The president doesn't set gas prices.
The president doesn't set housing rent or mortgage rates.
The president doesn't set car prices.

It is called Capitalism. If you don't want Capitalism, tell it to the GOP, who has labeled the democrats as socialists. Are you for socialism or communism, where prices are set by the government? Because it is clear that the Democrats, despite the rhetoric, are not.

I would also add that the GOP has shot down different anti-price gouging legislation, because Capitalism.

Can't have it both ways.


Not sure why you think inflation is unique to free market (aka capitalist) economies.

Inflation in Venezuela last year was 193%


Indeed, inflation is a global phenomenon, not unique to the US by any means. In fact, it is BECAUSE of the Biden legislation that it isn't worse here. And yet, that is the media and right wing drum beat, as if the right had a better solution.


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Biden is moderate and sensible, even if he looks like an exhibit at Madame Tussauds. He needs to be re-elected.
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Anonymous wrote:Biden is moderate and sensible, even if he looks like an exhibit at Madame Tussauds. He needs to be re-elected.



All good points, except his mental capacity is also about the same as an exhibit at Madame Tussauds.
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Anonymous wrote:The NY Times is doing everything it can to undermine Biden. to wit, look at how perception is shaped versus reality vis a vis the economy



I mean, how is Biden supposed to be polling well when the media, and especially the NY Times, simply lies about the economy and how well things generally actually are?


Honestly, I don’t think many of the people that are voting for Trump based on the economy being terrible are regularly reading the NYT. Around 90% of NYT subscribers are Democrats.


The people that are already 100% committed to voting for Trump aren't doing so because the economy is "terrible". They may use the economy as an excuse for voting for Trump when they discuss their thoughts on the 2024 election with themselves or others but the current the underlying issues in the economy haven't yet begun to have a wide reaching impact and Biden deserves only a small portion of the blame for the underlying issues. An economic downturn will happen within the next 2 to 3 years and it will be felt by the majority of Americans. This next downturn is will be a result of the cyclical nature of our large economy combined with the after effects of trillions of dollars being pumped into the economy in a very short period of time in 2020 and 2021. Trump doesn't have the integrity necessary to hold the position of most powerful person in the world. Most Trump supporters are smart enough to realize this but they push this knowledge to the very back corners of their minds because they don't want to admit they were wrong in supporting him all along. It's basic human nature at it's worst. Yes, in most elections, it's the economy, economy, economy and the economy could actually become a primary factor that causes some undecided voters not to vote for Biden if the downturn is being felt by more people in October. As of right now, Trump supporters and committed Trump voters aren't in Trump's corner because of the Biden economy.


What downturn?

With the exception of inflation, which is rooted in the COVID recovery, there is no downtown.

GDP is up
Unemployment is down.
Job growth is at record highs.
Energy production is at all time highs.
The stock market is riding highs.



How was the play Mrs Lincoln? With the exception of everything being more expensive, the economy is great


“You get paid $100 more a month, but the price of owning a home is triple what it was in 2020 and eggs are $5 a carton so the economy is doing great!”

The cost of housing is people’s biggest expense, followed by essentials like food, gas, and car notes. Housing and cars are exponentially more expensive than they were before Biden came into office so these gains you’re citing in the economy don’t even come close for making up for people’s ballooning costs. The “the Dow is up so stfu about not ever being able to afford a home because prices have increased while rates have tripled” messaging is very tone deaf and not winning anyone over.


The president doesn't set gas prices.
The president doesn't set housing rent or mortgage rates.
The president doesn't set car prices.

It is called Capitalism. If you don't want Capitalism, tell it to the GOP, who has labeled the democrats as socialists. Are you for socialism or communism, where prices are set by the government? Because it is clear that the Democrats, despite the rhetoric, are not.

I would also add that the GOP has shot down different anti-price gouging legislation, because Capitalism.

Can't have it both ways.


Not sure why you think inflation is unique to free market (aka capitalist) economies.

Inflation in Venezuela last year was 193%


Indeed, inflation is a global phenomenon, not unique to the US by any means. In fact, it is BECAUSE of the Biden legislation that it isn't worse here. And yet, that is the media and right wing drum beat, as if the right had a better solution.


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Laugh all you want. Why is inflation lower in the US than the other developed nations?
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Anonymous wrote:Biden is moderate and sensible, even if he looks like an exhibit at Madame Tussauds. He needs to be re-elected.



All good points, except his mental capacity is also about the same as an exhibit at Madame Tussauds.


Also, don’t forget he’s placing U.S. interests behind Israel’s in supporting a genocide that harms our long-term moral standing in the world and our security. And the Ukraine war is also supremely stupid to support.

Lots of older folks on this board don’t get how badly Biden has failed younger voters. Young voters are outside of the TV (err, propaganda) bubbles that fool older people.
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