B.See » 14 Mar 2022, 10:12 pm » wrote: ↑
You're trying to figure it out because YOU'RE a right winged sycophant shill spoon fed on Fux news talking points. So allow me to EDIFY the title FOR you.
Sorry loser. Facts suck when you're a liberal.
Republicans lead in a new Wall Street Journal poll generic question, they are ahead, 46% to 41%.
Biden's job approval rating — historically one of the best predictors of how his party will perform in midterm elections. If the president's rating is above 50%, according to historical averages compiled by Gallup, his party is likely to lose seats in the House, but the loss will likely not be catastrophic — say, 12 or 14 seats. If the president's rating is below 50%, the losses will likely be much larger — more than 35 seats. Biden's job approval right now, in the Wall Street Journal poll, is 42%. That is in line with many, many other polls, and it does not look good for the president or his party.
Which party is best able to rebuild the economy: Republicans in the lead, 47% to 34% — a 13-point advantage.
Which party has a better economic plan to make life easier for Americans, the GOP has an 8-point advantage.
Which party is best able to get inflation under control, Republicans have a 17-point advantage.
Which party is best able to handle crime? Republicans hold a 20-point advantage.
Which party is best able to secure the U.S.-Mexico border: a 26 point advantage.
A 7-point lead in handling foreign policy.
Another 7-point lead on which party can best handle the war in Ukraine.
The GOP even has a 1-point lead in which party can best look out for middle-class families.
My Vegas bet on Democrats losing at lest 40 seats in November is guaranteed.