Not on everything, there is a very good chance that the Dems will lose the majority in both the Senate and the House. When that happens he is going to have two years of the Reps treating him exactly as he as been treating them. There are several things that Biden is trying to do that are not endorsed by the majority of voters. Time will tell.
You should start a separate thread on that. This thread is about the great job Biden did in turning the US around from being severely lacking in Covid response to being the global leader in Covid response. It's impressive that he cleaned up the mess he inherited and put us at #1 in such a short time!
Sure. He inherited all the work that the previous administration had done...and which Biden himself had previously thought impossible.
What about the governors? Do they play any role in how much the virus spreads?Sure. He inherited all the work that the previous administration had done...and which Biden himself had previously thought impossible.
If any of us had been elected president last November, we could likewise claim that the vaccines, the knowledge now available to us about treatments, and all of that had occurred on our watch...thanks to us personally, of course.
And if Biden is going to be lauded for allowing the work of others to go forward, we should also be wringing our hands over the way he's failed to stop the surge of new infections occurring in the past month or so and personally helped spread the virus.
Biden's support was less than any president in recent history except for Trump who was, as we know, constantly called illegitimate by the losers in that election (doing which, is NOW called treason or an insurrection by some of the same people). And Biden has lost support steadily since the early polls were taken.
Sure. He inherited all the work that the previous administration had done...and which Biden himself had previously thought impossible.
If any of us had been elected president last November, we could likewise claim that the vaccines, the knowledge now available to us about treatments, and all of that had occurred on our watch...thanks to us personally, of course.
And if Biden is going to be lauded for allowing the work of others to go forward, we should also be wringing our hands over the way he's failed to stop the surge of new infections occurring in the past month or so and personally helped spread the virus.
That's yet to be seen.
The 538 average takes all of the major polls into consideration.
So also does RCP and, unlike 538, is not considered to be biased towards one end of the political spectrum or the other.
You've got a link that shows the comparison between Biden and other presidents at this stage in their presidency (100 days) ?
He inherited a mess, a stalled effort because Trump paid no attention to getting the vaccines out and to people.Sure. He inherited all the work that the previous administration had done...and which Biden himself had previously thought impossible.
If any of us had been elected president last November, we could likewise claim that the vaccines, the knowledge now available to us about treatments, and all of that had occurred on our watch...thanks to us personally, of course.
And if Biden is going to be lauded for allowing the work of others to go forward, we should also be wringing our hands over the way he's failed to stop the surge of new infections occurring in the past month or so and personally helped spread the virus.
