Bidenomics Rejected: Trump Ahead In Swing States, Leads Among Young Voters

Well I mean what do you want him to do? Introduce a bill?

 

I have not seen a source showing subprime loans are a major contributor to the rise in home prices or interest rates — everything I have read says it is due to actions by the fed, inflation and institutional investors buying up a growing percentage of the market.

Do y’all plan to address any of those?

 

He had 4 years to do all these fixes, two of them his party controlled all of government.

But this time will be different, right?

 

I think you may get it and the Country "might" be safe once again. Remember, Trump was going to start WWIII but it has been Biden that has brought us to the brink!

 

1001 votes, lol, very small sample size, could do that poll 100 times and get different results every time

 

What's an 'ilk'?

You're memory doesn't seem to be too good. I've told you repeatedly that I'm fine with raising taxes on the very wealthy in an effective manner that actually collects the taxes. The Left never seems to quite do this, as the very wealthy all tend to be leftists of privilege. The SALT taxes effectively raised taxes on the Rich, and the Left has yet to stop complaining.

And how do you relate abortion restrictions to inflation?

You guys had both Houses of Congress and the Presidency and didn't' seem to quite manage to effectively raise taxes on the Super Wealthy, because the stance is nothing more than empty virtue-signalling. Are any of the Biden's paying taxes on their bribes? Or do they pretend that they are 'loan repayments" so not taxable income?

 

Really? You don't remember the subprime crash under Bush the younger in 2007

I'm sure there are a few historic examples to be had then..

 

Google it — I am not your dictionary

You are not a politician, you are not running. You are supporting politicians that are running and they are running on more cuts to the wealthy — just like the trump tax cuts that were permanent for the rich but phased out for everyone else.

I don’t — this is just another example of how republicans are the enemy of individual rights.

Biden's budget calls for a minimum 25% tax on American households worth over $100 million. How is that virtue signaling?

[/mQUOTE]Are any of the Biden's paying taxes on their bribes? Or do they pretend that they are 'loan repayments" so not taxable income?[/QUOTE]Loan repayments are not typically taxable. If you can prove that it isn’t a loan repayment please do and hopefully the IRS throws down the hammer

 

Exactly. Your association inflation with developing life protections is more than just far-fetched.

Great, for virtue signalling. He'll never collect what he claims it will.

https://www.heritage.org › taxes › commentary › biden-raised-taxes-tax-revenues-are-way-down-year-here-are-5-reasons-why
Biden Raised Taxes, but Tax Revenues Are Way Down This Year. Here Are 5 ...'Just because the government raises taxes, doesn't necessarily mean it will raise more revenues. The Biden administration is discovering that the hard way.'

The Bidens don't even pay taxes on their own bribes.



On paper Bribed Joe claimed to have added 'more than $60 billion in tax hikes in 2023. Yet, as of July 31, tax revenues are down almost $400 billion from the same time last year, representing a 13% drop in tax receipts.'

More Bribed Joe lies, virtue-signalling and nonsense. Now The Trumpster actually raised taxes on the Rich. They are trying to let the whole thing expire just to end the SALT tax that they can't evade. So it's not like it's impossible to effectively tax the rich, this is just the dog and pony show where they pretend to tax the rich, but they are the rich, so somehow, they seldom actually collect the money, unless you're Trump, he actually collected SALT revenue.

Young voters don't seem very impressed with Bribed Joe these days. Probably because under bribed Joe they can't afford gas, groceries, a car, or a home.

 

Except he didn’t — not to mention what he did to jobs and the GDP growth in this nation.

I do love that you are referencing a poll taken by IVR to gauge youth participation.

How many people under 40 do you know with a landline?

 

Fake News. SALT taxes hit the rich and they have been unusually difficult taxes to evade.

https://emersoncollegepolling.com/o...tains-majority-support-in-republican-primary/

'45% of voters under 30 support Trump in 2024 in this survey while 43% support Biden,”

It's a combination of IVR AND online. How many people under 30 are online? How about all of them?

 

That's gonna stop real fast when the circus that is the House GOP fails to elected a speaker and the defaults the national debt causing absolute chaos. As long as the Democrats keep quite about Israel we will wipe the floor with the Republicans.

 

Real news

Yes, an email survey and landline survey of under 30 year olds!



2024 is going to be better than 2020 — I cannot wait to see what y’all do

 

Biden's Youth-Voter Problem Is Getting Worse

'Something is clearly awry between the president and the kids.'



'President Joe Biden has a serious age problem, and it’s not that he’s 80: It’s his dreadful standing with youth voters. If he loses reelection next November—even at this early stage, there are many indications that this is a real possibility—it’s likely that his remarkably low marks from voters under 40 will be seen as a major culprit.'

This isn't difficult. They can't afford anything and their standard of living is deteriorating under Bribed Biden. .

'A recent Quinnipiac poll underscores Biden’s disastrous standing with the youth vote. The president’s favorability rating has cratered out at an almost-unbelievable 25 percent among registered voters under 35 years old. A few weeks prior, a Washington Post–ABC poll had Trump winning voters under 35 by 20 points.'

 

Wisconsin Voters Souring on Economy Is Bad News for Bribed Joe

'48% of Wisconsin voters trust Trump more to handle the economy, compared to 36% who trust' Bribed Joe 'more. More Wisconsin voters than not said the economy was better under the Trump administration and that the current president’s “Bidenomics” policies are bad for the economy.'

Bidenomics is horrible.

'Trump led Biden in Wisconsin 43% to 38% when third-party options are included'

'Overall, Trump leads Biden 47% to 43% in a head-to-head match-up among voters in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. Voters in those key election battleground are feeling the pain of rising prices for household essentials, the poll showed. '

Bidenomics Sucks



Folks trying to defend Bribed Joe's economic performance find themselves more confused that Ilham Omar's husbands at a family reunion.

 

I love how some people cling to polls …

 

Retail Credit Card APR Hits Record 28.93% Average

'This is fine...'

It all went to hell under Bribed Joe:

'Bankrate reveals that the average retail credit card APR just hit a new record high of 28.93%, up from 26.72% in 2022 and 24.35% in 2021,'

'16 retail credit cards charge 32.24% to all cardholders who carry balances, including those from Jared, Kay Jewelers, Zales, owned by Signet Jewelers, QVC, Walgreens, Ross, Victoria’s Secret, T.J. Maxx and Wayfair''

'the average store-only credit card charges 30.24%.'

"Lots of people are using credit cards to finance daily essentials such as groceries and gas. Unfortunately, credit card debt is easy to get into and hard to get out of,"

 

Many Are Spending More Than They Earn, Dimming Financial Outlook

'Many Americans say their household expenses are outstripping their incomes, prompting concerns about their financial futures. At the same time, household debt for most Americans has either risen in the last year or has not gone away.'

They claim that we are 'divided' but 2/3 three agree on this:

'About 2 in 3 Americans say their household expenses have risen over the last year, but only about 1 in 4 say their income has increased in the same period, according to a new poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research.'

'Steve Shapiro, 61, who works as an audio engineer in Pittsburgh, said he'd been spending about $100 a week on groceries prior to this past year, but that he's now shelling out closer to $200.'

"My income has stayed the same," he said. "The economy is good on paper, but I'm not doing great."

The newspapers are trying to get Bribed Joe re-elected.

 

Battleground State Independents Reject Bribed Joe on Economy




'Independent voters in the top four battleground states may well decide the outcome of 2024 elections, from the presidency to control of Congress. Right now, in the states of Arizona, Wisconsin, Georgia, and North Carolina, a whopping 77% of voters believe America is on the wrong track, vs. only 17% who are optimistic'

Remember when you discuss this with the "Bidenonics is Grand!" folks on PF that they represent about 1/6 and those of us who think it sucks represent almost 4/5.

'polling from Gallup going back seven decades, Republicans have never before enjoyed a larger edge on the primary issue of the day, the economy.'

'In these four states, fully 39% of voters said that “Income Erosion” was a top concern regarding the effects of systemic, punishing inflation. Americans work harder to afford less, as evidenced by the crushing 24 straight months of declining real wages under Biden, meaning pay adjusted for the costs of the goods and services of life.'

I'm not sure that the crooked FBI and CIA can rig Dems out of this one.

 

Biden's foreign policy is as bad as his inflation policy.

BIDEN’S FREEFALL CONTINUES: “Ordinarily presidents enjoy some upward bump in their approval rating when there is a world crisis such as the new war in Israel, but Biden continues to sink despite his high-profile visit to Israel and Oval Office speech. According to the latest Gallup Poll Biden’s approval rating has fallen four points from 41 percent last month to 37 percent now—an all time low in Gallup’s series.”

'To be fair, that’s only because he’s awful.'

https://instapundit.com/614080/

 

Instapundit???...........free bump.

 

Sorry but that's on the credit company's.

 

Trump and Biden are still tied according to RCP averages when considering the MOE of plus or minus 3 points. But all those polls give the voter only two choices, Trump or Biden. The election isn’t a zero-sum game, there’re other options than just choosing between the two major party candidates. Voting third party is a real option along with not voting at all.

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2024/president/us/general-election-trump-vs-biden-7383.html

Here is the Consensus pundit forecasters Electoral Map.

https://www.270towin.com/maps/consensus-2024-presidential-election-forecast

Now both major parties are offering up candidates most Americans don’t want to run in 2024 with a lot of Americans viewing this rematch as a rematch made in hell. 57% of all Americans don’t want Biden to run again, 55% don’t want Trump to run again either. Questions 14 and 15.

https://d3nkl3psvxxpe9.cloudfront.net/documents/econTabReport_uXN5Bmo.pdf

Both major party candidates, presumed candidates are disliked and unwanted to become the next president by most Americans as seen above with the dislike factor below. Biden seen as 41% favorable, 55% unfavorable by all Americans, Trump at 40% favorable, 56% unfavorable.

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/other/FavorabilityRatingsPoliticalLeaders.html

It seems both major parties are dead set on running their two dregs from the bottom of the barrel as viewed by most Americans. That both major parties are telling most Americans to stick it where the sun don’t shine. But what about polls that include third party or other along with not sure or will not vote. In one of those few polls RFK Jr. was polling 14% to Trump’s 33%, Biden’s 31%. A sure sign of the dislike and unwantedness of both major party candidates by most Americans.

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/rf...residential-election-reutersipsos-2023-10-05/

Another poll showed 17% of all Americans in the will not vote or vote third party columns, but among independents this was 27%. The same poll showed Trump at 36% favorable/57% unfavorable among independents, Biden at 31% favorable/59% unfavorable. Which leads me to believe we’ll have a very low voter turnout with an extra high third-party vote if the rematch occurs. Whoever wins will be unwanted, disliked and have no public support when it comes to governing. Something both major parties are ignoring or just don’t give an owl’s hoot about the overall public or what most Americans feel, think, want or in this case don’t want. Both major parties are totally out of touch with most Americans living in their little red or blue cocoons with no idea about the real world of presidential politics. They just don’t care.

 

I have no love for Trump, but the Biden puppet and the people who pull its strings are far worse. Their obsession with climate change has seriously damaged our economy and national security. Their obsession with increasing the size and scope of the Federal Government has resulted in massive spending increases and a ballooning of the Federal deficit. Their use of the DOJ and FBI as political agents for Democrat Party pose a serious threat to our freedoms.

If Trump and Biden are the choices in 2024, it will be a contest between bad and far worse. Therefore I will cast an unenthusiastic vote for Trump.

 

Biden says he supports Israel. Yet his actions to delay the Israeli moves into Gaza, giving time to Hamas to beef up its defenses show support for the cease fire position of Iran and the radical Muslims. His administration has supported pouring billions of dollars into the treasury of the Iranian Government, which leads the sponsorship of terrorism through out the world. Is the Biden policy naive, or is it controlled by radicals who support the Iranian cause? The news is reporting that it is a reflection of a lot of naïveté and bit of support for Iran from one of our policy makers.

Biden isn’t running any of this. He is too senile to be an effective president. Whoever is pulling the strings represents a more sophisticated version of the radicalism we see on the college campuses.