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Fuming Trump, 80, Melts Down Over Embarrassing Poll Numbers (www.thedailybeast.com)
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He continued in a similar, ranty vein, “Don’t believe the Radical Left’s Fake Poll numbers. They are Crooked and Corrupt, just like the Country Destroying Dumocrats are Crooked and Corrupt. VOTE REPUBLICAN FOR GREATNESS IN AMERICA!”

Fresh data from CNN puts his approval at a meager 34 percent, matching his post-Jan. 6 trough, while a new AP-NORC poll has him tied at a post-2017 low of 33 percent. Quinnipiac paints an even grimmer picture, dropping him to a career low of 32 percent.

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[–] 8 points 2 months ago* (3 children)

That's not entirely true though. Biden got through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill that invested heavily in developing rural electric and internet. He also supported the USDA ReConnect Program, and several other initiatives. Many of these things that Democrats helped pushed through were celebrated as "wins" by Republican Representatives.

What were they expecting?

Edit". I will say that more investments should have been made in education, but I will always say that we don't invest enough in education.

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  • [–] 5 points 2 months ago

    Edit". I will say that more investments should have been made in education, but I will always say that we don't invest enough in education.

    I can’t disagree with that.

    And I also have to concede that a lot of rural voters have gotten entrenched into their ultra religious echo chambers, and anything that has to do with public education gets rejected as “woke agenda” to them. So they vote against their own interests.

    The problem was created by lack of resources and now that the effects have firmly taken root, it’s hard to reverse course.

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  • [–] 1 point 2 months ago (1 child)

    perhaps a president that would value justice and holding insurrectionists accountable more than decorum, or who could speak the people more than once a year and was not a grimacing mumbling speech, or for a president to understand he had record levels of unpopularity and was not suited to run again, letting the dems actually provide excitement and pick from a primary of candidates and not the regularly first dropped primary candidate in all her previous attempts

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