Biden approval ratings thread, 1.0
Adam Griffin:
538's RV/LV model shows Biden with his best disapproval since March 12, and his best approval since October 21, 2021.
Maybe we can erase the Dirty Crooked Media's assassination of Biden's approval following Afghanistan withdrawal by Election Day!
RussFeingoldWasRobbed:
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Democrats are the high turnout party for sure, news at 11
Progressive Pessimist:
Quote from: Adam Griffin on October 07, 2022, 01:44:09 PM
538's RV/LV model shows Biden with his best disapproval since March 12, and his best approval since October 21, 2021.
Maybe we can erase the Dirty Crooked Media's assassination of Biden's approval following Afghanistan withdrawal by Election Day!
I don't think it will ever be that high again, but maybe could at least come close should jobs reports like the one we had today continue, positive inflation news, and braving the inevitable increase of gas prices again due to the OPEC f***ery. From all that a decent enough midterm result for a sitting President could also help keep him in good graces.
Regardless, the fact that he has recovered how he already has so far from the incredibly low point earlier in the summer is remarkable.
Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers:
Quote from: Progressive Pessimist on October 07, 2022, 06:01:57 PM
Quote from: Adam Griffin on October 07, 2022, 01:44:09 PM
538's RV/LV model shows Biden with his best disapproval since March 12, and his best approval since October 21, 2021.
Maybe we can erase the Dirty Crooked Media's assassination of Biden's approval following Afghanistan withdrawal by Election Day!
I don't think it will ever be that high again, but maybe could at least come close should jobs reports like the one we had today continue, positive inflation news, and braving the inevitable increase of gas prices again due to the OPEC f***ery. From all that a decent enough midterm result for a sitting President could also help keep him in good graces.
Regardless, the fact that he has recovered how he already has so far from the incredibly low point earlier in the summer is remarkable.
The Walker controversy is having a detrimental effect on the R brand name, the people are tiresome of the Trump scandal without an indictment that's why I keep telling users we are the underdogs in the H, it's very likely the H will be called when the polls close but we can win OH,NC, UT, , FL and SD Senate Seats they said we can win up to 7 seats just because we are the Favs in PA doesn't mean we can't win other Senate seats but some users are stuck on 50/52 seats, all the Rs need in the H is 5 Seats and they can win those without winning a Biden district but we can win the H back when Biden is on ballots in 24
David Plouff said this our Sen candidates are just as strong as 2008/12 and we can win 52 plus Senate but can lose the H but Rs won't have a big enough majority they will have a 218 problem just like Ds did
It’s so Joever:
The only thing that will be higher in a few weeks are the prices at the pump.
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