Yep, unlike Republicans, Dems question their president when appropriate and if they take a hit in the polls then so be it. Look at all the shit Trump did and his supporters never wavered in the least, total blind loyalty and nothing but contempt towards anyone who didn't toe the line without question.
The used to be the entrée course of politics. You knew a bill was good because nobody was satisfied with the result. That is why we celebrate America by putting a big turkey on the table.
www.salon.com
The propaganda war against vaccines and masks was already won before Biden took office. Trump and his enablers got to everybody who knows little about science and distrusts ”elites.”Humility is the Democrats’ Kryptonite
America is heading in the right direction. But why is nobody saying so?
That's just an opinion piece, and I would say this about any President, but did "Biden" really do all that? I know this matters very little in the court of public opinion who I think tend to blame or thank the President for way too much. How much of that is just the result of passing the peak of Covid? It seems to me Biden being in office didn't reduce the number of anti-vaxers or change the policies and propaganda of state governments in either direction. All state governments pretty much did what you'd expect them to do.
You want to blame Trump for normalizing racism, hatred, and extreme divisiveness? Fine, I will give you that, but to thank him for fast tracking the vaccine development is to assume no other President would have done the same. They would have. The "great resignation" has absolutely nothing to do with who is running the government. Nobody in government created the working conditions that allowed people to go "fuck this job!" and it's absurd to give the government credit for that.
I'm not saying government has zero impact on our day to day lives, but we need to stop giving credit or blame for everything big and small to the President.
The progressives in the House actually did compromise to pass the infrastructure bill despite a deal that was supposed to guarantee the passage of “build back better." You seem to a) dislike progressives and b) have a blind spot for Joe Manchin. Manchin and Sinema are the 2 biggest roadblocks. All the other Democrats have made concessions even when they clearly didn’t want to. Manchin already got the “build back better” chopped in half and he STILL is not happy with it. That’s what is killing the Democrats right now. It cannot be Manchin’s way or the highway. He got the bill cut in half. Time to be a team player and get this passed or else watch the Republicans take over everything in a year.
The problem is US, there are enough of us that however you want to describe it are making terrible choices in leadership. As most of you know, I think we in the United States are fucked regarding Democracy and a liberal agenda.Humility is the Democrats’ Kryptonite
America is heading in the right direction. But why is nobody saying so?
That's just an opinion piece, and I would say this about any President, but did "Biden" really do all that? I know this matters very little in the court of public opinion who I think tend to blame or thank the President for way too much. How much of that is just the result of passing the peak of Covid? It seems to me Biden being in office didn't reduce the number of anti-vaxers or change the policies and propaganda of state governments in either direction. All state governments pretty much did what you'd expect them to do.
You want to blame Trump for normalizing racism, hatred, and extreme divisiveness? Fine, I will give you that, but to thank him for fast tracking the vaccine development is to assume no other President would have done the same. They would have. The "great resignation" has absolutely nothing to do with who is running the government. Nobody in government created the working conditions that allowed people to go "fuck this job!" and it's absurd to give the government credit for that.
I'm not saying government has zero impact on our day to day lives, but we need to stop giving credit or blame for everything big and small to the President.
Because REALITY matters. You see this all the time from both sides. It long-established precedent that some will vote NO to make a political point on a bill they know will pass anyway. Perhaps you recall the Tea Party doing this quite often?
www.politico.com
That is a hypothetical, and no answer is possible. When somebody constantly answers by posing hypotheticals, I find it’s because reality dumps cold water on their assertions.
Or they will be easily reelected because the didn't support his agenda.
Find another poll from August or earlier then. Or just add 3.3% to the numbers... and they still are quite in favor of support for the bill.Or they will be easily reelected because the didn't support his agenda.
I look forward to voting for Sinema if she runs in 2024.
Perhaps you could find a source that doesn't say.....
Data for Progress is the think tank for the future of progressivism.
on the front page of their website.
According to 538, they are +3.3 left leaning. Where even Rassmussen and Trafalgar are less than 1.5 right leaning. So I won't trust their numbers anymore than you would trust Rassmussen or Trafalgar.
Pollster Ratings
FiveThirtyEight’s pollster ratings are calculated by analyzing the historical accuracy and methodology of each firm’s polls.projects.fivethirtyeight.com
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