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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think OP has some stereotypes in her post that aren't quite accurate.

But, I will say that when voters compare Biden and Trump, they find that Biden's policies have largely benefited high income earners and not so much the poor and middle class.

His push to redistribute student loan payments benefits mostly advanced degree upper income earners while saddling the middle class with the payments.  Likewise, the subsidies for EVs benefits the wealthy.  Few middle class/poor can afford or choose to buy EVs.  There are many other examples.

And, inflation has not helped.  While the rate of inflation has slowed, prices have not decreased.

https://reason.com/2022/08/06/biden-comforts-the-comfortable/[/quote]

Utter BS. People are no longer voting for policies. In fact, Trump is winning WITHOUT having debated. The GOP had no platform in 2020, so those who voted for Trump literally voted for NOTHING.

Bidenomics is benefitting the middle class big time. But, of course it has the word "Biden" in it. 
[url]https://www.wsj.com/articles/bidenomics-is-working-for-the-middle-class-b4e132a8[/url]

There were people on the street asking folks about the provisions in the ACA, which EVERYONE supported. But, when you said "do you want Obamacare?" the answer was a resounding NO.

Trump is winning because too people have a scarcity mindset, so they'd rather have nothing than have anyone get something. I'm not saying he is totally responsible for that, but he certainly knows how to fan the flames.

The people who went to jail for him will continue to vote for him. It's a sickness. [/quote]

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