How will Joe Biden GOVERN? General Biden Administration F**kery Thread

[CrimsonTider]

No because the Dems have been unsuccessful in conveying the message that the R's have no tangible plans to address inflation or any other economic concerns. They have also failed at highlighting how policy they've proposed that directly affects the economy, has been strongly opposed by R's.

Come on now. Dems have been doing nothing but campaigning on this. Y’all love to the sad reality in order to blame Dems

Half the country is not voting for Dems no matter what they pass or run on. It’s hard to get young and minority voters to the polls during midterm election when they have the presidency

 

[Hood Critic]

Come on now. Dems have been doing nothing but campaigning on this. Y’all love to the sad reality in order to blame Dems

Half the country is not voting for Dems no matter what they pass or run on. It’s hard to get young and minority voters to the polls during midterm election when they have the presidency

No actually they're not, post an ad, video or a tweet of someone mentioning what I said.

It is a sad reality, that most voters still believe R's will do better with the economy despite the fact that they have for the last 40 years and will continue to institute variations of trickle down economics.

Early turnout is already at record numbers signaling a potential record breaking mid-term turnout. But those numbers are hard to identify early on who those voters represent despite early voting historically being good for D's.

The fact that D's have failed to translate this term's legislative wins and future ones into tangible language of how it affects the pockets of everyday people is a recognized fact.

 

[CrimsonTider]

No actually they're not, post an ad, video or a tweet of someone mentioning what I said.

It is a sad reality, that most voters still believe R's will do better with the economy despite the fact that they have for the last 40 years and will continue to institute variations of trickle down economics.

Early turnout is already at record numbers signaling a potential record breaking mid-term turnout. But those numbers are hard to identify early on who those voters represent despite early voting historically being good for D's.

The fact that D's have failed to translate this term's legislative wins and future ones into tangible language of how it affects the pockets of everyday people is a recognized fact.

Maybe it’s different being in Georgia, they have been running ads on this stuff nonstop

It doesn’t change how this country works

 

[Hood Critic]

We've needed more of this from him and others:

 

[Armchair Militant]

We've needed more of this from him and others:

From what I’ve seen, these candidates seem uncomfortable when they’re asked about Biden and the Economy/Inflation.

 

[Hood Critic]

From what I’ve seen, these candidates seem uncomfortable when they’re asked about Biden and the Economy/Inflation.

You're correct...because they're unsure how to frame the fact that a lot of things in IRA won't take effect for some time but less reported on/popular measures are making an immediate difference. Some have been passed while others are being blocked or hamstringed simply because they're measures brought forward by D's.

We should be seeing ads of R's opposing legislation while later taking credit in their districts for the popular results.

 

[Blackfyre]

Progressive Caucus
@USProgressives
NEW: 30 members of Congress are urging President Biden to pursue direct diplomacy for a negotiated settlement to end Russia’s war in Ukraine.

The letter recognizes the difficulties involved in engaging Russia given its illegal invasion — but make the case that now is the time

Natasha Bertrand
State Dept spokesperson Ned Price's response to this today: “In order for diplomacy to take place, there have to be parties ready and willing to engage in diplomacy. Right now, we have heard from our Ukrainian partners repeatedly that this war will only end through diplomacy...

...and dialogue. We have not heard any reciprocal statement or refrain from Moscow that they are ready in good faith to engage in that diplomacy and dialogue."
3:28 PM · Oct 24, 2022

 

[Hood Critic]

Diplomacy means negotiations, negotiations means giving up something, good luck getting Moscow to give up anything.

 

[CrimsonTider]

You're correct...because they're unsure how to frame the fact that a lot of things in IRA won't take effect for some time but less reported on/popular measures are making an immediate difference. Some have been passed while others are being blocked or hamstringed simply because they're measures brought forward by D's.

We should be seeing ads of R's opposing legislation while later taking credit in their districts for the popular results.

It’s much easier to campaign as the opposing party. It’s always been this way.

 

[Blackfyre]

Frank Thorp V

@frankthorp


INBOX: "The Congressional Progressive Caucus hereby withdraws its recent letter to the White House regarding Ukraine."



12:42 PM · Oct 25, 2022

 

[Mook]

@Mook so you think we will probably be at 70s level inflation in April 2023? What month/s do you feel it will happen in?

Winter for Europe is gonna be incredibly tough. The dollar getting stronger isn’t a good thing and company earnings are starting to contract. No one can ever time the market.

 

[Mook]

From what I’ve seen, these candidates seem uncomfortable when they’re asked about Biden and the Economy/Inflation.

Because it’s not his fault. It’s the feds fault.

 

[Pressure]

Because it’s not his fault. It’s the feds fault.

He reappointed Powell. He has to hold some of this L.

 

[Mook]

He reappointed Powell. He has to hold some of this L.

Powells doing the right thing. He’s gotta raise the rates until inflation comes down. This will hopefully also bring rent and home prices down. His only mistake was saying inflation was transitory and not acting sooner.

 

[Pressure]

Powells doing the right thing. He’s gotta raise the rates until inflation comes down. This will hopefully also bring rent and home prices down. His only mistake was saying inflation was transitory and not acting sooner.

Are the feds doing the right thing or is it the feds fault?