Axelrod Biden should drop out of 2024

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:One wildcard that could become a major issue is if the economy rolls over. Right now, even with interest rates being high and hopefully inflation behind us, Biden is polling poorly on the economy at 3.9% unemployment. If the rate hikes lead to a recession next year, god help us. It'll be a disaster for him.

If the economy is strong at this time next year, and I think it will be, Biden will get to ride the wave and take credit because he’s the incumbent.

There is very little chance of the economy being strong enough next year to change the negative perception of the economy that many likely voters currently have. Economic data to this point hasn't reflected the financial strain on consumers from the abrupt and significant change in Fed rate policy but the data will sooner than later reflect the damage. Inflation will inevitably come down in a rapid manner as Americans have less and less cash on hand or accessible credit to spend on both essential and non-essential goods and services. Data showing a significantly reduced rate of inflation could help Biden by offsetting other economic data that turns sour prior to election day 2024. In any case, the sitting president will get more blame and/or credit for the current state of economy just as they always do.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:One wildcard that could become a major issue is if the economy rolls over. Right now, even with interest rates being high and hopefully inflation behind us, Biden is polling poorly on the economy at 3.9% unemployment. If the rate hikes lead to a recession next year, god help us. It'll be a disaster for him.

If the economy is strong at this time next year, and I think it will be, Biden will get to ride the wave and take credit because he’s the incumbent.

There is very little chance of the economy being strong enough next year to change the negative perception of the economy that many likely voters currently have. Economic data to this point hasn't reflected the financial strain on consumers from the abrupt and significant change in Fed rate policy but the data will sooner than later reflect the damage. Inflation will inevitably come down in a rapid manner as Americans have less and less cash on hand or accessible credit to spend on both essential and non-essential goods and services. Data showing a significantly reduced rate of inflation could help Biden by offsetting other economic data that turns sour prior to election day 2024. In any case, the sitting president will get more blame and/or credit for the current state of economy just as they always do.

Your sentiment doesn't jibe with what any "too big to fail" bank or the Fed or any leading economists are saying currently.

I will take their opinions over yours.

[Anonymous]

Pretty much what she says...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Assuming the race is Biden - Trump, how does Biden’s support for Israel become the deciding issue? Trump would probably have been equally as supportive but certainly not pro-Palestine. How does Biden’s response here on this one specific issue make him not electable as it relates to Trump?

This is what I want to know. I see them as the same on this issue. So democrats sit out the election because they hate Biden, then don’t they realize they’re handing it to Trump?

As for a new energetic democrat, who is going to come out within the next 6 months that could replace Biden and win?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

David Axelrod, a prominent Democratic political strategist and former White House official, said on Sunday that President Joe Biden needed to think carefully about whether he should continue to seek reelection.

“Only @JoeBiden can make this decision,” Axelrod wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter. “If he continues to run, he will be the nominee of the Democratic Party. What he needs to decide is whether that is wise; whether it’s in HIS best interest or the country’s?”

https://www.politico.com/news/2023/11/05/former-obama-strategist-biden-presidential-race-00125435[code]

I agree. Biden has really messed up with his response to Israel and there is no way to come back from it. That situation will only get worst. Ideally the republicans impeach, remove him from office and bar him from running/serving again. That would rally the democrats but remove Biden from the ticket.

Pfffft!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:One wildcard that could become a major issue is if the economy rolls over. Right now, even with interest rates being high and hopefully inflation behind us, Biden is polling poorly on the economy at 3.9% unemployment. If the rate hikes lead to a recession next year, god help us. It'll be a disaster for him.

If the economy is strong at this time next year, and I think it will be, Biden will get to ride the wave and take credit because he’s the incumbent.

I know what things cost on Inauguration Day and I know what they cost now. If this is a strong Biden economy, I’ll take trump

[Anonymous]

But inflation has been high, and it’s actually higher in basically all other Western countries including those with conservative governments. So do you really think if Trump had won in 2020 inflation in the US would not have gone up With the pandemic? Trump increased the debt a lot in just 4 years so i doubt you would thrive under his administration unless your name is Elon or Jeff and are a multinillionaire

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:One wildcard that could become a major issue is if the economy rolls over. Right now, even with interest rates being high and hopefully inflation behind us, Biden is polling poorly on the economy at 3.9% unemployment. If the rate hikes lead to a recession next year, god help us. It'll be a disaster for him.

If the economy is strong at this time next year, and I think it will be, Biden will get to ride the wave and take credit because he’s the incumbent.

I know what things cost on Inauguration Day and I know what they cost now. If this is a strong Biden economy, I’ll take trump

The cost of trump is enormous. He could cost us our votes counting, our children's basic rights, more give aways to the wealthy, no protections for our climate, etc. He is a much bigger threat than Biden.

[Anonymous]

At this time in 2011, Romney was ahead of Obama.

All of this is noise.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:One wildcard that could become a major issue is if the economy rolls over. Right now, even with interest rates being high and hopefully inflation behind us, Biden is polling poorly on the economy at 3.9% unemployment. If the rate hikes lead to a recession next year, god help us. It'll be a disaster for him.

If the economy is strong at this time next year, and I think it will be, Biden will get to ride the wave and take credit because he’s the incumbent.

I know what things cost on Inauguration Day and I know what they cost now. If this is a strong Biden economy, I’ll take trump

Inaguration Day, when the country was in a recession, jobs were being hemorraged and gas was so cheap due to lack of demand because the economy came to a stand still, that it was being given away.

Fun time!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:One wildcard that could become a major issue is if the economy rolls over. Right now, even with interest rates being high and hopefully inflation behind us, Biden is polling poorly on the economy at 3.9% unemployment. If the rate hikes lead to a recession next year, god help us. It'll be a disaster for him.

If the economy is strong at this time next year, and I think it will be, Biden will get to ride the wave and take credit because he’s the incumbent.

I know what things cost on Inauguration Day and I know what they cost now. If this is a strong Biden economy, I’ll take trump

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:


I know what things cost on Inauguration Day and I know what they cost now. If this is a strong Biden economy, I’ll take trump

+1

Such an ironic statement. Under Biden:

GDP is stronger
Unemployment is lower
Net Job Growth is higher
More manufacturing jobs
Net jobs being returned to the US

So if you thought the economy was strong under Trump, then, based on facts, you should be screaming from the rafters how great things are now.

And yet, you let your partisan glasses cloud your brain of actual facts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:At this time in 2011, Romney was ahead of Obama.

All of this is noise.

+1
The media needs to create a narrative.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:One wildcard that could become a major issue is if the economy rolls over. Right now, even with interest rates being high and hopefully inflation behind us, Biden is polling poorly on the economy at 3.9% unemployment. If the rate hikes lead to a recession next year, god help us. It'll be a disaster for him.

Keep hoping for that recession. It was supposed to be here by now, you must be so disappointed.