Biden's 2021 Report Card

[trixare4kids]

Joe Biden's report card is even worse than former President Jimmy Carter's.
What's a failing president to do when he's had a first year of failure?

What can Joe do to get his marks up going into 2022?

"The Biden 2021 report card: The not so good, the bad and the ugly"

Joe Biden leaves 2021 with 43 percent approval from American voters per the RealClearPolitics (RCP) average of major polls, with 53 percent disapproving.
The numbers are upside-down from inauguration day 2021, when the president in the same RCP average stood at 57 approval and just 37 percent disapproval.
Add it all up, and Biden has shifted negatively by more than 30 points. No president since World War II – not even Donald Trump – has seen such a massive slide.

So how did the 46th president, who received more votes than any candidate in U.S. history, get here? Let's break down his performance issue by issue.

The Biden 2021 report card: The not so good, the bad and the ugly

Given that the first year of any president’s first term is often his most productive, his most positive, it’ll likely only get uglier from here.

thehill.com

 

[Overitall]

Joe Biden's report card is even worse than former President Jimmy Carter's.
What's a failing president to do when he's had a first year of failure?

What can Joe do to get his marks up going into 2022?

He could roll back most (if not all) the EOs he signed in his first 100 days. That might help.

"The Biden 2021 report card: The not so good, the bad and the ugly"

The Biden 2021 report card: The not so good, the bad and the ugly

Given that the first year of any president’s first term is often his most productive, his most positive, it’ll likely only get uglier from here.

thehill.com

 

[Subieguy]

Biden is doing quite well considering he has ZERO support from Republicans, who have ZERO policies that would/could help Americans, other than to obstruct or deny. The only other thing the Republicans are good at is continuing to put out mis information. Just ask Marjorie Taylor Greene, LOL! I don't care what Bidens poll numbers are IMO he is doing good. A breath of fresh air compared to the prior 4 years thank you very much!

 

[phoenix2020]

He needs to strengthen border control and devote serious attention to reducing illegal immigration and dramatically increasing legal immigration to make up for our declining national birth rate. I’m also disappointed by everyone’s role in DoD funding, including his, although I realize his pushing back (if he had) would have just contributed to the political morass he’s in. Finally, we need voting rights legislation.

I don’t mind BBB being punted; I preferred such legislation to be pushed through in pieces anyway so each could be voted on individually and pass or fail on its individual merit. Hopefully we see some of that in 2022. I think the extreme left progressives are just as bad as the Harley/Cruz/Greene idiots so I‘m OK with them being marginalized.

Given zero policy offerings from (R) for ~ a couple of decades now, the country is in decent shape, all things considered.

 

[Overitall]

Biden is doing quite well considering he has ZERO support from Republicans, who have ZERO policies that would/could help Americans, other than to obstruct or deny. The only other thing the Republicans are good at is continuing to put out mis information. Just ask Marjorie Taylor Greene, LOL! I don't care what Bidens poll numbers are IMO he is doing good. A breath of fresh air compared to the prior 4 years thank you very much!

Biden is also helped by the fact he's not facing a constant push to impeach him by Congress.

 

[Cardinal]

Joe Biden's report card is even worse than former President Jimmy Carter's.
What's a failing president to do when he's had a first year of failure?

What can Joe do to get his marks up going into 2022?

"The Biden 2021 report card: The not so good, the bad and the ugly"

The Biden 2021 report card: The not so good, the bad and the ugly

Given that the first year of any president’s first term is often his most productive, his most positive, it’ll likely only get uglier from here.

thehill.com

Not even Trump "suffered such a slide" because he was an asshole from day one.

Anyway, Biden is doing around 5 points better than Trump was at this point in his Presidency.

 

[Overitall]

Not even Trump "suffered such a slide" because he was an asshole from day one.

Anyway, Biden is doing around 5 points better than Trump was at this point in his Presidency.

Leaning: Very Conservative

Are you sure?

 

[Blue Dog]

A POTUS tends to only be as good as Congress allows him to be. If enough bills are not passed for his signature, he comes across as feckless. If he issues too many EOs he comes across as imperious.

Just having the party majority in the legislature is not enough. It seems the best ones had near supermajorities…

 

[tres borrachos]

Joe Concha. BWAHAAHAHA. The whiny conservative who was just on Judge Janine Pirro's show?

 

[trixare4kids]

The first thing I would do is fire Ron Klain-- (some who say is the shadow president) who tried to pass off inflation and the supply-chain crisis as a rich man's problem. Denying that we don't have the highest rate of inflation since 1982 is irresponsible and let's remember, though I doubt Biden remembers, he said the buck stops with him. This is his economy and there are no excuses. You want those numbers up before the midterm elections, put more money back in the pockets of those who need it.

 

[itstony]

I could care less what a right wing Fox News hack has to say. Biden is doing a fine job and the right can't stand it.

 

[Overitall]

I could care less what a right wing Fox News hack has to say. Biden is doing a fine job and the right can't stand it.

Ok I'll bite. List his accomplishments.

 

[Colin Norris]

Joe Biden's report card is even worse than former President Jimmy Carter's.
What's a failing president to do when he's had a first year of failure?

What can Joe do to get his marks up going into 2022?

"The Biden 2021 report card: The not so good, the bad and the ugly"

The Biden 2021 report card: The not so good, the bad and the ugly

Given that the first year of any president’s first term is often his most productive, his most positive, it’ll likely only get uglier from here.

thehill.com

Suck it up comrade.
He's going no where.

 

[Mr Person]

The GOP sure seems to have found a winning combination: distort the electoral process to wield outsize power, wreck things when in power, then blame the Democrats when the wrecked thing isn't fixed fast enough.

After all, another people are that stupid, that dishonest, or both. Besides, they usually have the attention span of a concussed goalfish and the patience of a monkey with a cattle prod lodged up its ass. What do they care that literally nothing Biden did caused the inflation? What do they care what "experts" are saying? They aren't experts, which makes them more insightful (apparently), and inflation sucks. Just attack the nearest target, right?

Add on all the insurrectionists who would be saying something bad about Biden even if God himself sainted him in a magical broadcast beamed directly into the brain of every living human, and you've got numbers that are down in a year.


Want the kicker? Here's the kicker: he's infinitely better than Trump, soooooo

We told you straight-up Trump was such a criminal bastard that we'd vote for a festering dog turd before we'd vote for him, and Biden isn't a festering dog turd. Yet. Maybe if he keels over and his new puppy has his way for a while....



Bad try, no potato.

 

[Fletch]

Ok I'll bite. List his accomplishments.

He has failed at literally everything at this point. He has failed to even attempt to unite the country. He ran as a moderate and rules as a leftist kook. He failed on Covid. He has more Covid deaths on his watch than Trump did and Biden was handed a vaccine. He failed to protect us from Delta. He failed to protect us from Omicron. There are more Covid infections today than at any point in the pandemic he claimed he would 'shut down' if elected. He has failed to provide adequate testing. He has failed in Afghanistan. He has failed at the border. He has failed on inflation which he fist denied, then said was just transitory. He has accomplished nothing other than to become the John Gill of American politics.

 

[trixare4kids]

Not even Trump "suffered such a slide" because he was an asshole from day one

Opinion noted---Your facts are off though.... I accept your concession.

Anyway, Biden is doing around 5 points better than Trump was at this point in his Presideny

Nope. Their first year poll numbers are just about even according to the sources I posted below

RealClearPolitics - Election Other - President Biden Job Approval

RealClearPolitics - Election Other - President Biden Job Approval

www.realclearpolitics.com

Biden
42.9 approve
53.5 disapprove
Spread is 10.6

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/president_trump_job_approval-6179.html (look at Trump's first term numbers chart)
Trump
42.8 approve
53.4 disapprove
Spread is 10.6

 

[Overitall]

The GOP sure seems to have found a winning combination: distort the electoral process to wield outsize power, wreck things when in power, then blame the Democrats when the wrecked thing isn't fixed fast enough.

After all, another people are that stupid, that dishonest, or both. Besides, they usually have the attention span of a concussed goalfish and the patience of a monkey with a cattle prod lodged up its ass. What do they care that literally nothing Biden did caused the inflation? What do they care what "experts" are saying? They aren't experts, which makes them more insightful (apparently), and inflation sucks. Just attack the nearest target, right?

Add on all the insurrectionists who would be saying something bad about Biden even if God himself sainted him in a magical broadcast beamed directly into the brain of every living human, and you've got numbers that are down in a year.


Want the kicker? Here's the kicker: he's infinitely better than Trump, soooooo

We told you straight-up Trump was such a criminal bastard that we'd vote for a festering dog turd before we'd vote for him, and Biden isn't a festering dog turd. Yet. Maybe if he keels over and his new puppy has his way for a while....



Bad try, no potato.

I guess you couldn't give him a grade so you went with your typical play. Change the subject to your favorite subject, reflecting TDS.

 

[TurtleDude]

Biden is doing quite well considering he has ZERO support from Republicans, who have ZERO policies that would/could help Americans, other than to obstruct or deny. The only other thing the Republicans are good at is continuing to put out mis information. Just ask Marjorie Taylor Greene, LOL! I don't care what Bidens poll numbers are IMO he is doing good. A breath of fresh air compared to the prior 4 years thank you very much!

more and more government is not really helping Americans. Biden's a moron who was instilled as a puppet for far more leftwing activists-activists who could not win the election

 

[trixare4kids]

A POTUS tends to only be as good as Congress allows him to be. If enough bills are not passed for his signature, he comes across as feckless. If he issues too many EOs he comes across as imperious.

Just having the party majority in the legislature is not enough. It seems the best ones had near supermajorities…

I bet you didn't say that when a Republican was the president.

 

[Overitall]

He has failed at literally everything at this point. He has failed to even attempt to unite the country. He ran as a moderate and rules as a leftist kook. He failed on Covid. He has more Covid deaths on his watch than Trump did and Biden was handed a vaccine. He failed to protect us from Delta. He failed to protect us from Omicron. There are more Covid infections today than at any point in the pandemic he claimed he would 'shut down' if elected. He has failed to provide adequate testing. He has failed in Afghanistan. He has failed at the border. He has failed on inflation which he fist denied, then said was just transitory. He has accomplished nothing other than to become the John Gill of American politics.

Looks like a solid F to me.

 

[mrjurrs]

He needs to strengthen border control and devote serious attention to reducing illegal immigration and dramatically increasing legal immigration to make up for our declining national birth rate. I’m also disappointed by everyone’s role in DoD funding, including his, although I realize his pushing back (if he had) would have just contributed to the political morass he’s in. Finally, we need voting rights legislation.

I don’t mind BBB being punted; I preferred such legislation to be pushed through in pieces anyway so each could be voted on individually and pass or fail on its individual merit. Hopefully we see some of that in 2022. I think the extreme left progressives are just as bad as the Harley/Cruz/Greene idiots so I‘m OK with them being marginalized.

Given zero policy offerings from (R) for ~ a couple of decades now, the country is in decent shape, all things considered.

One way to help tank the economy is to prevent market growth. We need all the immigration that wants to come here. Greet them at the border with a job application and a path to citizenship.

 

[Rawley]

Biden is also helped by the fact he's not facing a constant push to impeach him by Congress.

Yet

 

[Acadia]

Joe Biden's report card is even worse than former President Jimmy Carter's.
What's a failing president to do when he's had a first year of failure?

What can Joe do to get his marks up going into 2022?

"The Biden 2021 report card: The not so good, the bad and the ugly"

The Biden 2021 report card: The not so good, the bad and the ugly

Given that the first year of any president’s first term is often his most productive, his most positive, it’ll likely only get uglier from here.

thehill.com

All self inflicted.

 

[Acadia]

Yet

Imminent.

 

[Overitall]

One way to help tank the economy is to prevent market growth.

He already has advisors giving him that advice.

We need all the immigration that wants to come here. Greet them at the border with a job application and a path to citizenship.

Open borders afterall. At first I mistook "job" for jab, but I knew that wasn't happening so I looked closer at what you wrote.