Biden’s economic approval rating rises slightly, but is still just 37% despite ‘Bidenomics’ push

CNBC ^ | 7/20/2023 | Steve Liesman

[Tell It Right]

President Biden’s economic approval rating stands at just 37%, according to the CNBC All-America Economic Survey

Although that is up 3 percentage points from the prior survey in April.

The percentage of American saying the economy is excellent or good rose 6 points to a still-low 20%.

The President’s overall approval rating remains unchanged from the prior survey at 39%.

[Tell It Right]

Dims think bad messaging on their part is why Americans haven't learned to embrace the suck.

[janetjanet998]

Getting worse everyday

Video Biden Mumbles Incoherently And appears weary
https://rumble.com/v310dz8-biden-mumbles-incoherently-joe-biden-appears-weary.html

[FlingWingFlyer]

The dumbass “woke media”. Always looking for even the smallest tidbit of commie good news about their “president” and “giggling VP”. This wonderful rise in Jo Jo’s “approval rating” is within the margin of error.

[Phoenix8]

True story to share.

I was talking with my daughter who works for a non-profit, this was yesterday. Her organization works with a bank and she has fairly close professional ties with a banker.

He (she…I don’t know) warned her yesterday that in his opinion (meaning the banks official but private opinion) the USA is right on the verge of a significant recession.

Here are the banker’s reasons:
1. Increase in foreclosures
2. Layoffs, including apparently many banks are quietly laying off unnecessary people
3. Housing interest rates are high
4. Many people are now living above their means (sounds familiar?…2008)
5. Increased regulations and consequent banking regulation costs

She is a mother of two, married, educated and very level headed lady.

Does anyone think this is worth its own post?

[ConservativeInPA]

There are reminders of the failure of Bidenomics every day. I figure most people sort of get used to high grocery prices, meaning there’s no longer a shock. The real shock occurs when you buy something that you don’t regularly buy. Yesterday, I had to buy laundry detergent. It’s been a while since I needed laundry detergent. I don’t recall the price it was the last time I bought it, but my fair-expected-price-meter had me thinking it would be $7 or $8. That’s me thinking of an inflated price. It was $13 and change. That’s a bit of a shock.

That kind of shock probably reminds people how inflated things have become. Inflation figures in the news showing month to month or year to year inflation really do not capture the accumulated inflation since Biden took office. Republicans really need to amplify total inflation since Biden usurped the presidency in their campaigns. It should be for ordinary items that average Americans regularly purchase. Pound that over and over.

[38special]

Biden and the Democrats are likely to be re-elected because things are not bad enough.

[Luke21]

They invent the numbers, then bloviate abut them. It’s not even a good con.

[FlipWilson]

When you have to celebrate any approval number “rising” to 37%, you know that the mail in voting scam has to kick in early.