"meh" = "approve" apparently.
page 40 gets it to 1.21, that's more like it. At least agip is excited now.
"meh" = "approve" apparently.
page 40 gets it to 1.21, that's more like it. At least agip is excited now.
agip wrote:
Biden at 55.0% approval, ties for his highest yet.
Trump's highest was c.45.0
Yeah, man, how did this guy get elected when no one likes him and his policies are bad? I can't figure it out for the life of me. Makes no sense.
https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/biden-approval-rating/
Wrong, you partisan hack. You’re a disgrace.
https://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/current_events/politics/prez_track_feb22Bad Wigins wrote:
Help me to understand? wrote:
I don't understand how in the world he received more votes than anyone else in history when he was non-existent leading up to the election and ran on terrible policies?!?!
It's easy to get a lot of votes if you don't have to prove they were cast legally.
If you remove all the Democratic voters, Trump won in a landslide!
That great legal scholar really impresses in the spotlight.... NOT!!!
Democrats lose again!!!!
Al Franken has still got it.
DeBron Lames wrote:
Bad Wigins wrote:
It's easy to get a lot of votes if you don't have to prove they were cast legally.
If you remove all the Democratic voters, Trump won in a landslide!
Bad Wiggins, you republicans and what you believe are truly amazing. How many attempts were made to show cheating sufficient to affect this election? Was there any proof of cheating???
Did you really think Trump would have ever said he lost fairly?
Sometimes I wish you guys were just trolling, but sadly you are not.
YESSSSSSSSSSSSS
Butler County and Mr 2,600 crying again ?
Tears for Trump ??
ENJOY YOUR LOSS ??
Oop, still 40 pages and now day 34, that's down to a new low of 1.17 per day. What a shame.
Seems the only thing keeping it alive is agip, me, and a couple of idiots hating on me.
This is the Biden "presidency." What a joke.
Whoops--The Gap for Joe Biden is down to 16.4 percentage points.
https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/biden-approval-rating/
Of course, he's still solidly above 50% approval in the 538 poll-of-polls--something Donald Trump never achieved for a single day--but still.
Every president dips below 50% at some point. It'll be interesting to see what happens when JRB does.
Bad Wigins wrote:
Oop, still 40 pages and now day 34, that's down to a new low of 1.17 per day. What a shame.
Seems the only thing keeping it alive is agip, me, and a couple of idiots hating on me.
This is the Biden "presidency." What a joke.
I had to laugh at that summation. Well played.
Bad Wigins wrote:
Oop, still 40 pages and now day 34, that's down to a new low of 1.17 per day. What a shame.
Seems the only thing keeping it alive is agip, me, and a couple of idiots hating on me.
So why not stop posting on the thread, and just let it die? It's not like you're adding much useful info, so why waste your time?
Help me to understand? wrote:
welp wrote:
ahmmmmmmmmm.....
"Spicer, Jan. 21: Secondly, photographs of the inaugural proceedings were intentionally framed in a way, in one particular tweet, to minimize the enormous support that had gathered on the National Mall. … We know that from the platform where the President was sworn in, to 4th Street, it holds about 250,000 people. From 4th Street to the media tent is about another 220,000. And from the media tent to the Washington Monument, another 250,000 people. All of this space was full when the President took the Oath of Office. We know that 420,000 people used the D.C. Metro public transit yesterday, which actually compares to 317,000 that used it for President Obama’s last inaugural. This was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration — period — both in person and around the globe."
I was referring to actual policy, not how many showed up at an inauguration.
It wasn't about how many showed up but that they started right out with a lie about the crowd.
And how about the National Security Advisor having to be fired shortly after starting for lying to the FBI?
And his lie was about discussing sanctions with Russia before the inauguration (a violation).
There was an investigation of foreign interference in the election going on through the transition.
The FBI Director gets fired early on for not being loyal to the President.
This all leads to a Special Counsel being assigned to look into foreign interference and the President's involvement and the Attorney General recusing himself from this investigation.
Several of the President's associates were subsequently indicted and convicted of various crimes.
That's how the Trump presidency started.
Lies and investigations. His own party was looking for ways to replace him at the beginning.
Vaccinations down to a woeful 1.4 million/day average. January 25th we were at 1.5 million/day.
This rollout has been disasterous.
Marietta Tar Heel wrote:
Vaccinations down to a woeful 1.4 million/day average. January 25th we were at 1.5 million/day.
This rollout has been disasterous.
not great but we're the 3rd best biggish nation (behind UK and Chile), and we're crushing peer European countries by 2x. Hard to be too critical given those numbers.
And the 1.4m number is obvi because of weather-related issues - it should bounce a lot this week.
Finally, March is the big month. Big Pharma should have 220 million or more doses shipped by 3/31. If we can't get those into our arms then it's a disaster. It's going to take federal action tho - I hope the admin is making big moves.
Can any Biden supporters explain why the newest Covid Relief Plan only has 9% for Covid related items of the 1.9 TRILLION ? Why more money for schools when the last plans' money hasn't been spent? How is it that many private and parochial schools are in session, but many public schools are still virtual?
Did everyone see that Joie needed to consult a note card to "remember" that 500,00+ people have died from Covid?
DeBron Lames wrote:
Bad Wigins wrote:
It's easy to get a lot of votes if you don't have to prove they were cast legally.
If you remove all the Democratic voters, Trump won in a landslide!
Not so fast. Pretty sure all those dead voters would keep it close.
agip wrote:
Marietta Tar Heel wrote:
Vaccinations down to a woeful 1.4 million/day average. January 25th we were at 1.5 million/day.
This rollout has been disasterous.
not great but we're the 3rd best biggish nation (behind UK and Chile), and we're crushing peer European countries by 2x. Hard to be too critical given those numbers.
And the 1.4m number is obvi because of weather-related issues - it should bounce a lot this week.
Finally, March is the big month. Big Pharma should have 220 million or more doses shipped by 3/31. If we can't get those into our arms then it's a disaster. It's going to take federal action tho - I hope the admin is making big moves.
I disagree. It has been a disaster.
Marietta Tar Heel wrote:
I disagree. It has been a disaster.
It's not good enough, that's for certain. Trump (and his followers) think that pushing a vaccine through was enough is complete nonsense. He clearly had no plan to get this thing into the arms of Americans.
Biden certainly hasn't had much to work with to start, but I would have hoped vaccines would be getting into more arms by now.
hipnrip wrote:
Marietta Tar Heel wrote:
I disagree. It has been a disaster.
It's not good enough, that's for certain. Trump (and his followers) think that pushing a vaccine through was enough is complete nonsense. He clearly had no plan to get this thing into the arms of Americans.
Biden certainly hasn't had much to work with to start, but I would have hoped vaccines would be getting into more arms by now.
Yet the Trump administration was vaccinating what, a million a day? Wasn't the concern under Trump not enough doses were available and everyone was crying for more doses?
Gasoline just hit $3 a gallon here. Thanks Joe, you unelected pile of shlt