[EDIT] The amusing part is: "Trump’s overall approval rating isn’t that much lower than in 2018. And his approval on immigration, healthcare, and a lot of other issues is pretty similar. The big change in our polling has been a giant decline in Trump’s approval on the economy." Some are acting as if the public has embraced the Democratic agenda when actually, to quote James Carville, a Clinton election strategist, "It's the economy, stupid." If that scoundrel in the White House hadn't tanked the economy, the Republicans would likely still have a firm grasp on Congress.
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[EDIT] The amusing part is: "Trump’s overall approval rating isn’t that much lower than in 2018. And his approval on immigration, healthcare, and a lot of other issues is pretty similar. The big change in our polling has been a giant decline in Trump’s approval on the economy." Some are acting as if the public has embraced the Democratic agenda when actually, to quote James Carville, a Clinton election strategist, "It's the economy, stupid." If that scoundrel in the White House hadn't tanked the economy, the Republicans would likely still have a firm grasp on Congress.
The article seems to blame the Iran war most of all, though of course that has damaged the economy.
His cancellation was truly absurd.
Despite Shor being a Democrat, it's an even-handed, data-based, information-rich, insightful analysis - easily the best I've read so far.
> Americans think AI might take their jobs and kill their families.
You could replace "think" with "were repeatedly told, unprompted, by the 3rd-rate Bond villains running the AI corporations"