Joe Biden The New President Thoughts So Far?

[The_DADDY]

Leader of the free world ladies and gents. 

Joe is, awesome 

 

😂

[trastrick]

Joe slipped his leash again, yesterday, lol.

 

"Biden brags about pressuring packed hospital to fast-track pal for treatment"

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/biden-suggests-he-pressured-emergency-room-to-fast-track-a-good-friend

[trastrick]

On 07/10/2021 at 14:20, Annie Bynnol said:

On what issue?

We could start with his dismal job (dis)approval?

 

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/president-biden-job-approval-7320.html

 

Today's average of the latest National polls.

 

[Annie Bynnol]

On 11/10/2021 at 14:02, trastrick said:

We could start with his dismal job (dis)approval?

 

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/president-biden-job-approval-7320.html

 

Today's average of the latest National polls.

 

I'll repeat the question- what issue?

 

[ab6262]

7 hours ago, Annie Bynnol said:

I'll repeat the question- what issue?

 

that he is a bumbling idiot? he cant even string sentences together? incoherent most of the time?

[trastrick]

12 hours ago, Annie Bynnol said:

I'll repeat the question- what issue?

 

Pick one.

 

According to the latest PEW Research poll September 23, 2021
https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2021/09/23/biden-loses-ground-with-the-public-on-issues-personal-traits-and-job-approval/

                                                                                                        Approve   Disapprove
Mentally Sharp                                                                               43        56
Making good decisions about Economic Policy           48       51     
Making good decisions about Foreign Policy                45      54
Use military force wisely                                                           45      54
Make wise decisions about Immigration Policy          43       56
Bring the country closer together                                       34       66

 

He gets his best grade for
Handling the Coronavirus Outbreak                                  51       49

 

But it is now reported that according to John Hopkins, more U.S. citizens have died from COVID under Biden's 9 months in office, than in his predecessor's term of office.

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2021/oct/8/more-americans-have-died-covid-under-biden-trump-j/

Edited October 13, 2021 by trastrick

[Carbuncle]

39 minutes ago, trastrick said:

But it is now reported that according to John Hopkins, more U.S. citizens have died from COVID under Biden's 9 months in office, than in his predecessor's term of office.

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2021/oct/8/more-americans-have-died-covid-under-biden-trump-j/

Fortunately, it is not true although it is not far off. The article contradicts its own headline. You have posted fake news.

[trastrick]

Not far off indeed!

 

According to JohnHopkins, the number of COVID deaths under Trump's term was 406k. Under Biden's it is at 308 k(714 minus 406)

 

The Report in the Washington Times, was apparently comparing the first 9 months in office of each President, but the headline did not make that clear.

 

But, at the current death rate, it will undoubtably (unless it miraculously disappears) eclipse the Trump number very soon.

 

And the first effective vaccine was not approved for emergy use by the FDA,  until December 11, 2020.

 

So Biden inherited a vaccine.

 

Trump was blamed for the 406k deaths on his watch. Will Joe be blamed for his 308k (and counting)?

[altus]

1 hour ago, trastrick said:

So Biden inherited a vaccine.

 

Trump was blamed for the 406k deaths on his watch. Will Joe be blamed for his 308k (and counting)?

Biden also inherited Trump turning taking anti-covid measures into a political issue rather than a public health one. Many Republican supporters have adopted this so much they have not only been refusing to wear masks, refuse the vaccine, etc., they even booed Trump when he said they should take the vaccine[1]. Many Republican governors are still following his lead and restricting anti-covid measures. Should Biden be blamed for those deaths?

 

[1] This was long after he lost the presidency and had realised his actions had caused the virus to disproportionately kill people who were likely to vote for him if he stood again.

[tzijlstra]

2 hours ago, trastrick said:

Not far off indeed!

 

According to JohnHopkins, the number of COVID deaths under Trump's term was 406k. Under Biden's it is at 308 k(714 minus 406)

 

The Report in the Washington Times, was apparently comparing the first 9 months in office of each President, but the headline did not make that clear.

 

But, at the current death rate, it will undoubtably (unless it miraculously disappears) eclipse the Trump number very soon.

 

And the first effective vaccine was not approved for emergy use by the FDA,  until December 11, 2020.

 

So Biden inherited a vaccine.

 

Trump was blamed for the 406k deaths on his watch. Will Joe be blamed for his 308k (and counting)?

Once a virus has reached pandemic stage it is practically impossible to reverse it. I still think Biden is a wet blanket, but shoving these figures in his shoes is naive.