Black people abandoning Biden

archives said:
And to show you how meaningless what you are implying is, from the exact same poll:

“Former President Donald Trump trails Biden, pulling support of 37% of those surveyed against Biden’s 41% support”
“Former Vice President Mike Pence receives 33% against 37% for Biden”
“Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has the support of 33% to 38% for Biden”

“By a nearly two-to-one margin, adults nationally are very or somewhat confident that the votes were accurately cast and counted in the 2020 presidential elections. Sixty-three percent express that confidence, while 37% say they are not too or not at all confident”

https://law.marquette.edu/poll/
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how about we at least get thru the midterms first?
 
Earl said:
Indeed.

As the out of control inflation, crime and border crises get worse, Americans are turning on these far left Democrat Socialist loons.

Biden’s Russian sanctions are not stopping the war crimes in Ukraine.

They have no solutions...the lunatic, AOC, says they must go further to the left.

I hope they listen to that loon.
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I've tried to explain the negative Biden Approval Poll results here for weeks.

One of the largest factors are the Bernie Bots, and there are many, who think giving Biden Negative polls somehow will make it easier for Bernie to be more successful in 2024.

But keep this in mind- Even though the Bernie Bots are not satisfied with Biden- keeping his approval ratings down- does not mean that the low-approval ratings for Biden is going to favor REPUBLICANS in the Mid-Terms or 2024.

Because progressives are not swing voters! They either don't vote in protest (which is basically stupid and doesn't serve anyone but help get scoundrels like Donald Trump and other TRUMPARDS elected)- or vote for Democrats progressive or not!!
 
anatta said:
you dont GAF about anything. even basic supply chains both parties agree is problematic
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A lot of it stems from on-time supply chains. When I was working, we supplied companies with copious amounts of replacement parts so they were there in a rush, a strike, or fire. Then the owners found that they made more money by keeping just enough of everything to meet demand. It makes them vulnerable, as the chips in automobiles have shown. This is not China creating the problem. but short-term profit-seeking that comes with risks. Rooting your manufacturing in foreign lands creates a new series of risks. Their politics can impact your products.
 
Nordberg said:
A lot of it stems from on-time supply chains. When I was working, we supplied companies with copious amounts of replacement parts so they were there in a rush, a strike, or fire. Then the owners found that they made more money by keeping just enough of everything to meet demand. It makes them vulnerable, as the chips in automobiles have shown. This is not China creating the problem. but short-term profit-seeking that comes with risks. Rooting your manufacturing in foreign lands creates a new series of risks. Their politics can impact your products.
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by definition, that's not inflation.

inflation is STRICTLY the result of money supply issues.

other causes for high prices are other causes for high prices.

You dems are trying to destroy the very concept and understanding of inflation.

you exemplify the war on knowledge, consciousness, and humanity itself.
 
Nordberg said:
A lot of it stems from on-time supply chains. When I was working, we supplied companies with copious amounts of replacement parts so they were there in a rush, a strike, or fire. Then the owners found that they made more money by keeping just enough of everything to meet demand. It makes them vulnerable, as the chips in automobiles have shown. This is not China creating the problem. but short-term profit-seeking that comes with risks. Rooting your manufacturing in foreign lands creates a new series of risks. Their politics can impact your products.
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yur posts have been getting bettr -all this is true .
China didn't create our offshoring I suppose, but it sure was part of that "giant sucking sound"
as Ross Perot called it- blame as you wish
 
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