Biden slowly inching up

[Callen]

Little by little and getting close to 43. While not where it needs to be it is clear his handling of the situation in the Ukraine is not hurting him and stragely the numbers on the economy are holding or showing some improvement. We'll see if it holds and strengthens.

 

[PeacefulWarrior]

Our President is doing well.
No need at all for concern IMO.

 

[Queen Margo]

Our President is doing well.
No need at all for concern IMO.

 

[Exquisitor]

Our President is doing well.
No need at all for concern IMO.

For Biden, no, but for Putin, we should all be concerned.

 

[NatMorton]

Biden slowly inching up​

So many straight lines, so little time ...

 

[yankintx]

I can here Righties heads exploding.

 

[Lovebug]

I can here Righties heads exploding.

You can hear it here.

 

[Puigb]

Little by little and getting close to 43. While not where it needs to be it is clear his handling of the situation in the Ukraine is not hurting him and stragely the numbers on the economy are holding or showing some improvement. We'll see if it holds and strengthens.

View attachment 67379479

Right wing twitter was fuming when the recent Trafalgar poll had him at 42% approval, which for that poll means it was more like 48% in reality. Keep in mind that Trafalgar's "creator" admits to adding points to Trump/Republicans to compensate for a mythical "shy Trump voter" narrative.

Guarantee Trafalgar will "tweak" the numbers next time around, as they wouldn't want to upset too many of their radical far right followers. Truth is, if it wasn't for Trafalgar and Rasmussen spitting out fake poll numbers (as they are paid to do), Biden's approval would be more around the mid 40's. Those two polls drag his average down, and it's by design. Keep in mind that Trafalgar never bothered polling Trump's approval once during his presidency...and they've been around since 2016. That wasn't unintentional.

 

[Puigb]

Little by little and getting close to 43. While not where it needs to be it is clear his handling of the situation in the Ukraine is not hurting him and stragely the numbers on the economy are holding or showing some improvement. We'll see if it holds and strengthens.

View attachment 67379479

What I find personally interesting is the GOP's small lead in the polls when it comes to who will win the house in 2022...as of now a 2.8 lead on RCP, 2.2 on 538. With Biden's low approval you would think it would be much higher...couple that with mid-terms usually being bad for a new president's first term with his own party in power...there's something really off here. Dems at this point in time in 2018 had a 7.9 lead in the polls for congress per RCP, and 8.1 per 538. Add to the fact that redistricting has gone the complete opposite of what everyone predicted (Dems have vastly over performed expectations), and one has to wonder. I think if Biden's approval remains low, GOP will win the house, though nothing like 2010 or 1994, IMO. But if his approval rating goes up...we could be in for some interesting times. Also, the more Trump rallies for GOP candidates this year...the better for the Dems.

 

[Pluto]

That recent RCP polls are generally based upon opinions gathered from right-leaning media, I tend to not give them much credence. Same as I do that which comes from left-leaning media. Polls in effect, are like asking a race car driver what their favorite car is, while ignoring what most people drive on a daily basis.

 

[HangLow]

That recent RCP polls are generally based upon opinions gathered from right-leaning media, I tend to not give them much credence. Same as I do that which comes from left-leaning media. Polls in effect, are like asking a race car driver what their favorite car is, while ignoring what most people drive on a daily basis.

​

 

[HangLow]

View attachment 67380053​

​