Anonymous wrote:I continue to be confused by all the people who didn't see this coming from a mile away. Nothing he's done has been a surprise. If people are surprised, I can only assume they weren't paying attention. Trump was terrible during his first term, but at least he had to consider being re-elected and he also started his term with a fairly competent (albeit not who I would choose) cabinet. This time around all the competent people have left the building and we're left with a terrible person being advised by other terrible people.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:To say that everyone is worried for their lives is a stretch.
Just the black and brown people, women, Jews and anyone not Christian.
Anonymous wrote:
Democrats just aren't appealing to anyone.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is what I voted for.
How do you explain such poor approval ratings for the democrats?
A mix of many reasons.
50% the monetary policies that started under Trump 45 to ward off Covid-induced recession. It was known in 2020 the cost of avoiding a long, steep recession then would be major inflation years later. Remember there were worries in 2020 Covid could trigger the next Great Depression.
10% DEI reaching a fever pitch following Floyd’s murder.
10% The Taliban retaking Afghanistan practically overnight, wasting nearly two decades of war, following Trump 45 negotiating directly with the Taliban without the Afghan government a year before. That’s actually when Biden’s job approval turned negative and never recovered.
10% Russia invading Ukraine, which Putin knew would give Trump fans more to complain about 2 years later.
10% the war in Gaza, which simultaneously made Dems look too soft on Israel for its destruction of an entire civilian population’s home and too sympathetic of Hamas for criticizing Israel at all.
10% Biden not making way for a younger Dem candidate!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is what I voted for.
How do you explain such poor approval ratings for the democrats?
A mix of many reasons.
50% the monetary policies that started under Trump 45 to ward off Covid-induced recession. It was known in 2020 the cost of avoiding a long, steep recession then would be major inflation years later. Remember there were worries in 2020 Covid could trigger the next Great Depression.
10% DEI reaching a fever pitch following Floyd’s murder.
10% The Taliban retaking Afghanistan practically overnight, wasting nearly two decades of war, following Trump 45 negotiating directly with the Taliban without the Afghan government a year before. That’s actually when Biden’s job approval turned negative and never recovered.
10% Russia invading Ukraine, which Putin knew would give Trump fans more to complain about 2 years later.
10% the war in Gaza, which simultaneously made Dems look too soft on Israel for its destruction of an entire civilian population’s home and too sympathetic of Hamas for criticizing Israel at all.
10% Biden not making way for a younger Dem candidate!
Anonymous wrote:This is what I voted for.
How do you explain such poor approval ratings for the democrats?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:we needed another one of these threads, well done!
They are so annoying. There’s nothing we can do about this, so why keep hand wringing.
Anonymous wrote:we needed another one of these threads, well done!
Anonymous wrote:This is everything I expected in 2016. I take no satisfaction in proving the people who called me hysterical and a conspiracy theorist wrong. Just another of a million examples of how women are ignored.
Anonymous wrote:This is everything I expected in 2016. I take no satisfaction in proving the people who called me hysterical and a conspiracy theorist wrong. Just another of a million examples of how women are ignored.