10 Jan 2025 2:51 pm
Only a dope like you would be unable to understand that business owners are now confident of the radical economic changes that will be made the minute Trump takes office in 10 days, and they'll no longer be at the mercy of idiotic liberal whims in the economy under Biden. This is the polar opposite of the actions taken by the business community in the months following Obama's election that were the onset of the Great Recession. Ignorant assholes like you refused to blame Obama for causing that crash just as you stupidly now think that Trump's victory had nothing to do with the economic upturn we're now seeing.Blackvegetable » 10 Jan 2025, 2:28 pm » wrote: ↑ U.S. Job Growth Ends the Year Strong
Employers finished the year with a burst of hiring, adding 256,000 jobs in December. The unemployment rate ticked down to 4.1 percent.
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2025/01/10 ... er-economy
Don't you think it's funny that both the NY Times and the Washington Post both release positive stories on how great a job your idiot is doing on the day Gallup released their poll on how much the PEOPLE DESPISED the Biden presidency and rate the poor job he's done and what his legacy will look like?
Majority Dissatisfaction: Unveiling Biden Presidency Polls and Historical Impact
A new Gallup poll reveals that President Biden’s legacy may be tarnished, with a majority of Americans viewing his presidency negatively.
At a GlanceBiden’s Presidency Viewed Unfavorably by Majority
- 54% of Americans believe Biden will be remembered as a “below average” or “poor” president
- Biden’s net positivity rating is -35, near the bottom among post-World War II presidents
- Only 19% of respondents think Biden will have a positive legacy
- Historical perspectives on presidential legacies can shift over time
A recent Gallup poll has shed light on Americans’ perceptions of President Joe Biden’s tenure, revealing a stark assessment of his presidency. According to the survey, 54% of Americans believe Biden will be remembered as either a “below average” or “poor” president. This negative outlook places Biden’s legacy in a precarious position among his predecessors. The poll’s findings are particularly concerning for the Biden administration, as they indicate a widespread dissatisfaction with his performance. Only 19% of respondents think Biden will have a positive legacy, with a mere 6% rating him as “outstanding” and 13% as “above average.” These numbers paint a grim picture of public perception regarding Biden’s time in office.
Historical Context and Comparisons
Biden’s net positivity rating of -35 places him near the bottom among presidents surveyed by Gallup. Only Richard Nixon, with a rating of -42, fared worse in the poll. This comparison to past presidents provides a sobering perspective on how Americans view Biden’s presidency in the broader context of U.S. political history.