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Democrats have been souring on Biden since last summer. -- (link)
Posted by
Inigo (aka Inigo)
Feb 22 '22, 07:12
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If Biden's approval rating still sits at 41% when the midterms hit, Democrats will be as much to blame as Republicans and Independents. Inflation boogeyman FTL!
(fivethirtyeight.com)
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The CW is that he should be less ambitious and just "get stuff done". The CW is BS and his approval is low because he isn't progressive enough.
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TWuG
Feb 22, 07:35
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Student loan forgiveness polling is a mixed bag. Forgiving all student loans does not poll well.
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ty97
Feb 22, 07:57
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Biden is only able to cancel fed loan debt. And that's all he's being asked to do. As usual, Dem messaging misses saying that.
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TWuG
Feb 22, 08:01
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Improved messaging would be good, but forgiving *all* of that debt has low support.
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ty97
Feb 22, 08:09
The vocal contingent of "Forgive all loans or we don't vote for Dems" is an exact representation of the party's issues. -- nm
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MDH
Feb 22, 08:01
Most of the things you mention in the IM are popular to a vocal twitter crowd, and no one else. -- nm
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MDH
Feb 22, 07:40
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You're wrong.Progressive policies are exceedingly popular. -- nm
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TWuG
Feb 22, 07:45
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Virtually every progressive lost in 2020 and since then. They aren't winning, and neither are their policies. -- nm
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MDH
Feb 22, 07:47
If anything they’re listening too much to the extremely Twitter crowd already. -- nm
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spamlet
Feb 22, 07:44
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Agreed. Enough with getting rid of the filibuster. 2 Senators just won't do it.
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Inigo
Feb 22, 07:52
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And: Fair or not, the President's party get hit with the failures to succeed. Trying to be like "Don't blame me, blame the Senate" doesn't really work
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ty97
Feb 22, 07:54
4
But they're not any more inept than the Republicans under Trump.
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Inigo
Feb 22, 07:58
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I'm not arguing that any of it is fair!!! -- nm
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ty97
Feb 22, 08:10
It’s a double standard though. Republicans don’t really need to pass anything to achieve their goals. Democrats do. -- nm
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znufrii
Feb 22, 08:02
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This. -- nm
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TWuG
Feb 22, 08:04
Agreed here as well. -- nm
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MDH
Feb 22, 07:54
YUP. Student Debt is absolutely radioactive to anyone not living in twittersphere and many people do not understand it. -- nm
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MDH
Feb 22, 07:48
Expand? I'm not sold on this? -- nm
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ty97
Feb 22, 07:47
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The Twitterverse is not at all reflective of the country as a whole but it’s what matters to who is in government.
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spamlet
Feb 22, 08:06
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I agree that lefty Twitter is a loud minority. I'm not convinced that it is getting heavily oversized coverage in the media?
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ty97
Feb 22, 08:12
See my post below. I think that's *part* of it but by no means the complete picture.
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ty97
Feb 22, 07:38
Democrats are big dumb babies. -- nm
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Dark Callisto
Feb 22, 07:30
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(Like, think back to 2020 and then remember that today is pretty okay.) -- nm
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Dark Callisto
Feb 22, 07:31
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I think it's a combo of some dems being unhappy with inflation (which will always hurt a president, just like gas prices)
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ty97
Feb 22, 07:35
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No one would have gotten more done in Congress given these razor thin margins. It wouldn't have mattered who the President was at this point, imo. -- nm
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Inigo
Feb 22, 07:37
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This may be true! -- nm
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ty97
Feb 22, 07:38
Right, unemployment is down, wages are up, we have a decent, sane, moral leader, we now have an Infrastruture bill...
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Inigo
Feb 22, 07:34
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I'm happy about the infra bill, we needed it! It's just not something that's going to register with your average voter.
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ty97
Feb 22, 07:37
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We're talking about Democrats. Not just average voters.
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Inigo
Feb 22, 07:39
5
I'm talking about average Democrat voters. Remember that we are tuned in exponentially more than your average (Democrat or otherwise) voter.
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ty97
Feb 22, 07:46
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oh one more!
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ty97
Feb 22, 07:52
3
Sure, but this type of waning of support doesn't happen with Republican voters.
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Inigo
Feb 22, 08:01
2
"It takes one reason for a Democrat not to support someone, and one reason for a GOP to support them" -- nm
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MDH
Feb 22, 08:02
I agree! -- nm
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ty97
Feb 22, 08:02
This. That bill is wonderful, and did absolutely nothing to gain ground with any voters. -- nm
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MDH
Feb 22, 07:38
Wages are up less than inflation, ergo wage are down. -- nm
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ty97
Feb 22, 07:36
Inflation, gas prices, and mask mandates. -- nm
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MDH
Feb 22, 07:26
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I don't think mask mandates are what's keeping his Democratic numbers down. Inflation and gas prices are definitely true, though. -- nm
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Inigo
Feb 22, 07:35
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DCCC Polling Contested Districts: 57% of voter believe Dems have gone too far with COVID restrictions. 66% of swing voters. -- nm
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MDH
Feb 22, 07:37
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But again that's not *Democratic* voters. -- nm
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Reagen
Feb 22, 07:46
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