Buyer's remorse is real. New Poll comparing trump and Biden

[senseandsensibility]

According to an AtlasIntel poll being shown on MSNOW during Kris Jansing's show, voters answered that beef, electricity, coffee, gas, chicken, bread, milk and housing all cost less under Biden. The answers were usually skewed about twenty to thirty percent for cheaper under Biden. For example, 55% said coffee was cheaper under Biden, cimpared to twenty three percent for trump.

The actual question was, "for each item, do you think it cost less under Bien or trump?
This poll shows that B.S. and bluster can only carry you so far. Telling voters that gas prices are down (a blatant lie) isn't gonna fly. And saying you're not thinking about affordability "even a little bit" isn't helping.

[malaise]

1. Good

Rec

[Lovie777]

2. Polls for everything except for........................

gerrymandering and the UC SC 6 decision.

Why?

[senseandsensibility]

3. Well, the gerrymandering one would probably result in a partisan result with Dems

approving of their efforts to respond to Rs gerrymandering, and the Rs only for their own gerrymandering. Maybe a question like which party has addressed redistricting more fairly? But yes, I would definitely like to see a question about the SC.

[lostincalifornia]

4. These remorseful voters have to be the stupidist idiots in the world. Not only were they given a glimspe of trump's

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incompetence during his first term, along with his active role in trying to overthrow the government by his involvement in overturning an election, but when he ran for the second term, he told you exactly what he was going to do.

Probably the worst animosity I feel is toward those supposed self-identified progressives who REFUSED to vote for VP Harris, by either not voting, or voting third party. The same bullshit they did in 2016. Thank-you jackasses for the supreme court we have today, and most likely for decades to come because of your stupidity.

[senseandsensibility]

5. All of it was foreseeable.

I think some just didn't want to see. Why? That is the million-dollar question.

[lostincalifornia]

17. and the is what is so frustrating.

[thucythucy]

7. I remember some of these folks telling me how they were tired of

"the progressive agenda being held hostage by abortion rights"--saying there was no way Roe v. Wade would be rolled back even if Bush II or Trump won.

And Susan Sarandon saying electing Trump would be a good thing because it would hasten "the revolution"--whatever the fuck that was supposed to mean.

Hell, I remember one of these folks saying there was no difference between Bush and Kerry, and Nader saying that Gore was a :faux environmentalist."

The same stupid shit again and again and again. And it's always the most vulnerable among us who pay the cost.

[PATRICK]

9. The narrative lean

is reinforced by social media and cell phone. The drive and purpose is to generate obscure or wrong feelings to the exact benefit of the GOP overlords. Giving the rationales or facts contained within, wildly interpreted by divided groups, this is simple sheep herding. I had occasion to be stuck with my wife's cell phone and merely sampled the stench of this overall blind push to understand the madness of what pushed even intelligent people to be "outraged over Biden's stepdown", " disapproving of Kamala" both-siderism, centrist abandonment of the base, etc. so even blacks and minorities went to non-voting or actually voting for Trump! And actually wanted to sleepwalk through trump bluster part 2. Oh, and the price of eggs.

Not enough however to convince me that the fine tuning of trump's "victory" was total fraud, once again quickly acquiesced to by the Party that promised a fight and was "surprised" again. Personal speculation: I doubt that the internal analysis will mention that, like Hillary, once victory seemed assured our special special big donors softened the agenda. I see the Party participating in the media shitshow, but not getting it much less fighting it. Gerrymandering they know how to do! Many other vote suppression tactics still blow them away.

[calimary]

10. Hard to disagree!

VERY hard to disagree.

[DemocracyForever]

13. The same thing happened in 2000

with Nader. That's where this nightmare started.

[lostincalifornia]

18. and that is when we really lost the SC.

[DemocracyForever]

20. I totally agree with you.

[Initech]

6. I'm still convinced that debate was a setup.

Trump won because he wouldn't shut the fuck up. We could have stopped this when we had the chance, but the media just totally keeled over.

[DemocracyForever]

15. The media keeled over in 2000

According to the media in 2000, Bush could do no wrong. It was all a lie.

[usonian]

8. It's not just a shopping cart. IT'S A MOBILE HOME. USA! USA! USA!

[calimary]

11. EXCELLENT visual!

As Rod Stewart song said: “every picture tells a story, don’t it!”

[usonian]

12. Share

[BattleRow]

14. And no groceries in the house.

I.E., mobile home shopping cart.

[GreenWave]

16. Perhaps they should ask to eliminate hateful bias...

for each item, do you think it cost less under Bien or trump?

for each item, do you think it cost(s) less now or a few years ago?

There are a lot of brainwashed people against Biden or (Bien?) and this could eliminate the hateful lie.

I am saying the poll could represent Maga bias rather than what they actually feel.

[Buddyzbuddy]

19. 55%! WTAF! I guess they don't believe their eyes.

Don't let the facts get in the way of your opinion, people. Other than coffee, gas, eggs, meat, the rotten produce, yeah, I guess things are much better.

55%, sheesh!