Biden's Third-Year Job Approval Average of 39.8% Second Worst (2nd to Carter)

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Moderate dems do not like how Biden is fighting with Netanyahu. Biden needs to fully support Israel and not undercut Bibi.

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Trump is winning in polls because a lot of minorities aren't supporting Biden this time with the high prices. This won't matter for the general election, having Trump be a little closer in New York and California and Illinois.

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Anonymous wrote:Moderate dems do not like how Biden is fighting with Netanyahu. Biden needs to fully support Israel and not undercut Bibi.

“Moderate” and “Netanyahu” do not believe in the same sentence.

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Anonymous wrote:As per DCUM Democrats Biden is doing a great job (crime is down! Economy is great! No inflation! Border is totes fine!) and only deplorables vote for Trump anyhow so we have no reason to worry about the election.

Economy is great.
Inflation is down and metrics show the cause was the COVID spike, not "bidenomics"
Border is an issue. Why won't the GOP land the plane on the bi-parisan bill?

Beyond that, manufacturing is up, oil prices down, infrastructure investments are up...there is a lot to be proud of. What will the GOP campaign on other than grievance?

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Anonymous wrote:Moderate dems do not like how Biden is fighting with Netanyahu. Biden needs to fully support Israel and not undercut Bibi.

I am a moderate Dem. You cannot get Netanayu and Likud out of power fast enough.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As per DCUM Democrats Biden is doing a great job (crime is down! Economy is great! No inflation! Border is totes fine!) and only deplorables vote for Trump anyhow so we have no reason to worry about the election.

Economy is great.
Inflation is down and metrics show the cause was the COVID spike, not "bidenomics"
Border is an issue. Why won't the GOP land the plane on the bi-parisan bill?

Beyond that, manufacturing is up, oil prices down, infrastructure investments are up...there is a lot to be proud of. What will the GOP campaign on other than grievance?

The economy is great? You think the United States economy is doing great?

Have you shopped for a home, car, groceries, paid utility bills, etc, lately?

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Americans’ already negative assessments of the U.S. economy have become slightly worse in September, both in their perception of current economic conditions and their outlook for the economy’s direction.

In this month’s update, 20% of U.S. adults say economic conditions are “excellent” or “good,” while 32% call them “only fair” and 48% “poor.” The overall positive rating is down slightly from 23% in August, while the poor rating is up from 42% and is the highest Gallup has seen in a year.

https://news.gallup.com/poll/511868/americans-weak-economic-ratings-slip-further-september.aspx

Inflation's impact may even go beyond the immediate pressure on Americans' pocketbooks, to a larger sense that it is stifling opportunity in America and the deeper sense that the nation's economic troubles of recent years have been, as a whole, tougher than others it has faced in generations.

So, even amid stronger jobs reports and economists' talk of "soft landings," people say they still pay more attention to their own experiences than to macroeconomic measures — and an overwhelming number say their incomes aren't keeping pace.


https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/cbs-news-poll-inflation-impact-living-standards-opportunity-2023-12-10/


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[Anonymous]

Nearly 60% of Americans: “We still ain’t voting for Trump.”

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Anonymous wrote:Nearly 60% of Americans: “We still ain’t voting for Trump.”

Where have you seen that percentage? Link? Citation? Source?

[Anonymous]

Equally as bad is that the 2nd in line - Kamala - has even WORSE ratings... 37.5.

Neither Biden nor Kamala instill confidence, display competence, or have done anything to make the American people believe that a 2nd term would be any better.

And, with Biden showing signs of cognitive and physical decline, this has to be taken into consideration. Just look at the difference in Biden from 3 years ago. I know there isn't a lot of video since he campaigned from his basement, but the difference is stark.

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Anonymous wrote:No one knows what will happen in November. Polls all show a slight Trump lead over Biden. And all polls show horrendous polling for Biden on key metrics like economy and border, among others. It's clear the only thing saving Biden is Trump. But then again Trump is leading in the polls, something he never did in 2020.

We'll see what happens.

Trump and Biden should be thanking each other for staying alive and running for a second term because as candidates they offer each other their best chance at victory. It's disgusting.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As per DCUM Democrats Biden is doing a great job (crime is down! Economy is great! No inflation! Border is totes fine!) and only deplorables vote for Trump anyhow so we have no reason to worry about the election.

Economy is great.
Inflation is down and metrics show the cause was the COVID spike, not "bidenomics"
Border is an issue. Why won't the GOP land the plane on the bi-parisan bill?

Beyond that, manufacturing is up, oil prices down, infrastructure investments are up...there is a lot to be proud of. What will the GOP campaign on other than grievance?

The economy is great? You think the United States economy is doing great?

Have you shopped for a home, car, groceries, paid utility bills, etc, lately?

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Americans’ already negative assessments of the U.S. economy have become slightly worse in September, both in their perception of current economic conditions and their outlook for the economy’s direction.

In this month’s update, 20% of U.S. adults say economic conditions are “excellent” or “good,” while 32% call them “only fair” and 48% “poor.” The overall positive rating is down slightly from 23% in August, while the poor rating is up from 42% and is the highest Gallup has seen in a year.

https://news.gallup.com/poll/511868/americans-weak-economic-ratings-slip-further-september.aspx

Inflation's impact may even go beyond the immediate pressure on Americans' pocketbooks, to a larger sense that it is stifling opportunity in America and the deeper sense that the nation's economic troubles of recent years have been, as a whole, tougher than others it has faced in generations.

So, even amid stronger jobs reports and economists' talk of "soft landings," people say they still pay more attention to their own experiences than to macroeconomic measures — and an overwhelming number say their incomes aren't keeping pace.


https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/cbs-news-poll-inflation-impact-living-standards-opportunity-2023-12-10/


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Americans are such whiners.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As per DCUM Democrats Biden is doing a great job (crime is down! Economy is great! No inflation! Border is totes fine!) and only deplorables vote for Trump anyhow so we have no reason to worry about the election.

Economy is great.
Inflation is down and metrics show the cause was the COVID spike, not "bidenomics"
Border is an issue. Why won't the GOP land the plane on the bi-parisan bill?

Beyond that, manufacturing is up, oil prices down, infrastructure investments are up...there is a lot to be proud of. What will the GOP campaign on other than grievance?

The economy is great? You think the United States economy is doing great?

Have you shopped for a home, car, groceries, paid utility bills, etc, lately?

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Americans’ already negative assessments of the U.S. economy have become slightly worse in September, both in their perception of current economic conditions and their outlook for the economy’s direction.

In this month’s update, 20% of U.S. adults say economic conditions are “excellent” or “good,” while 32% call them “only fair” and 48% “poor.” The overall positive rating is down slightly from 23% in August, while the poor rating is up from 42% and is the highest Gallup has seen in a year.

https://news.gallup.com/poll/511868/americans-weak-economic-ratings-slip-further-september.aspx

Inflation's impact may even go beyond the immediate pressure on Americans' pocketbooks, to a larger sense that it is stifling opportunity in America and the deeper sense that the nation's economic troubles of recent years have been, as a whole, tougher than others it has faced in generations.

So, even amid stronger jobs reports and economists' talk of "soft landings," people say they still pay more attention to their own experiences than to macroeconomic measures — and an overwhelming number say their incomes aren't keeping pace.


https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/cbs-news-poll-inflation-impact-living-standards-opportunity-2023-12-10/


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Americans are such whiners.

Why don’t you have any compassion for the poor who happen to be American?