Well it appears this graph disagrees with your first graph which shows a decline in the end of the Obama administration.
You've confused graphs. The first graph I showed you, shows that steel production has been lower on Trump's watch than it was on Obama's. The graph I'm showing you now, tests your beliefs that Trump made a difference in the recovery from the Great Recession. As you now realize, he didn't affect it at all. The curve continues at the same rate it did under Obama.
So you have posted information that disagrees.
No,you just got confused again.
Nolidad learns that Trump's support continues to decline in swing states.
Well as these are tiny polls of less than 1/2 of 1% of the population I don't trust them
Doesn't matter. Mathematically, Trump's decline is much greater than the margin of error in these polls.
The last polls in 2016 predicted Clinton would win the popular vote by about 3%. She won it by about 2%. As you see, the current polls could be off by 4 times that amount, and Trump would still lose. And it's not getting better for him, mostly because GDP for those states has actually declined on his watch.
But the numbers I was talking about (if you kept my quote in context) is the number of people attending rallies.
Yeah, by that measure, Ross Perot would have been president. So there is that. I'm not saying you're twisting my words, I'm just pointing out that rallies haven't been a very accurate way to measure support for candidates.
Well Biden has to survive the primaries which is doubtful.
He's got a big lead so far, but we'll see.
And I do not worry about Trump and his ability.
Trump worries about Biden and his ability. He was so worried, he took a dumb risk and got himself impeached thereby.
And the real issue for wage earners is that wage growth is falling, as Forbes explains:
Real Wages Are Flat
The U.S. economy is at “full employment,” says the official 3.9% unemployment rate.
The problem is that fully employed people haven’t seen enough wage growth. It’s a puzzle. Wages used to rise faster when unemployment was this low.
That’s why there was much celebration when the August jobs report showed a 2.8% annual increase in average hourly earnings for “Production and Nonsupervisory Employees,” i.e., regular workers.
The media reported it was the fastest wage growth since 2009.
That was correct in a narrow, technical sense. But not in real life.
Real Wage Growth Is Actually Falling
The crush of illegal immigrants way down.
Actually, Obama deported more illegal aliens than Trump has done. Would you like to learn about that?
Nope. And Trump has given up on that. He's repairing a few fences. But that "big beautiful wall" is dead. Even when he had control of Congress, they wouldn't do it for him.
I am not the least worried about Trump running on his record.
Republicans are. They're looking at Trump's falling numbers in swing states with considerable alarm.
Polls are always skewed to the left.
In the last elections, the early polls were skewed to the right, as republicans were predicting that they would keep control of Congress.
Yep. Then the Blue Wave blindsided them. But the polls were tracking the changes accurately, as time went on. Just as they are now.
Again I will take the poll of Trump drawing tens of thousands to his rallies while Biden draws dozens to his.
How did that work out in the mid-term elections? Not so good. Maybe the polling people know some things you don't. Obviously, they called the last few elections better than you did.
As I said, Trump is falling into the same trap as Clinton. He's noting that his overall popularity is not falling very fast. But it's not votes but electoral votes that matter. And he's losing ground in the states he must take in order to win.
He could still pull it out, but he better start soon.
