Posted by all3 on 8/21/2021 2:12:00 PM (view original):
Yeah, I'm sure it is to a guy who proclaimed Biden best POTUS ever. That's the gift of laughter that keep on giving. Thank.

I must have missed where Uofa2 proclaimed Biden the best POTUS ever. Can anyone repost that for me? I know bagchucker started a thread called "Biden the best president we have" but that's not the same as saying the best ever. Wouldn't anyone who was the current POTUS be the best we have? Since he/she would be the only POTUS we currently have?
Joe Biden is far from the best POTUS ever but he's better than the orange conman by a long shot.

In all fairness, it was only most influencial, but thought I'd give Uofa some of his own twisting medicine. Cute how you rushed to his defense though.

not rushing to his defense. Just pointing out that you often read things in to other people's posts that thye never said.

Posted by wylie715 on 8/21/2021 7:59:00 PM (view original):
not rushing to his defense. Just pointing out that you often read things in to other people's posts that thye never said.

Yeah shocker I never said it.

After the infrastructure bills appeared to go over the last hurdle I said if Biden could then get something done with voting rights that he could have maybe the most consequential first year a president has had. If you look up synonyms for consequential you’ll not find best. I said maybe the most consequential first year if, a lot of qualifiers there discussing a first year for a president and not even calling it best - but all3 is basically illiterate so he took that to mean best president ever.

Memes as foreign policy is a good idea, totally.

In reality they evacuated thousands more today, there’s still been no American casualties, and they sent a notice to all Americans in Afghanistan on May 15th urging them to leave. It’s not Joe’s or the media’s or Trump’s or Obama’s or Bush’s fault that the Afghan army gave up and their president fled in the middle of the night.

We’re at the point where people are starting to look like they want Americans to die to score political points.

Posted by Uofa2 on 8/21/2021 8:23:00 PM (view original):

Posted by wylie715 on 8/21/2021 7:59:00 PM (view original):
not rushing to his defense. Just pointing out that you often read things in to other people's posts that thye never said.

Yeah shocker I never said it.

After the infrastructure bills appeared to go over the last hurdle I said if Biden could then get something done with voting rights that he could have maybe the most consequential first year a president has had. If you look up synonyms for consequential you’ll not find best. I said maybe the most consequential first year if, a lot of qualifiers there discussing a first year for a president and not even calling it best - but all3 is basically illiterate so he took that to mean best president ever.

Yeah don't let the fact I admitted I was playing your game and twisting other people words get in your way.
I never took it to mean best, but it's more fun aggravating you at your own game.

This is just sad from all3.

Posted by all3 on 8/22/2021 11:53:00 AM (view original):

Posted by Uofa2 on 8/21/2021 8:23:00 PM (view original):

Posted by wylie715 on 8/21/2021 7:59:00 PM (view original):
not rushing to his defense. Just pointing out that you often read things in to other people's posts that thye never said.

Yeah shocker I never said it.

After the infrastructure bills appeared to go over the last hurdle I said if Biden could then get something done with voting rights that he could have maybe the most consequential first year a president has had. If you look up synonyms for consequential you’ll not find best. I said maybe the most consequential first year if, a lot of qualifiers there discussing a first year for a president and not even calling it best - but all3 is basically illiterate so he took that to mean best president ever.

Yeah don't let the fact I admitted I was playing your game and twisting other people words get in your way.
I never took it to mean best, but it's more fun aggravating you at your own game.

dude, you constantly twist other people's words to mean what you think they are saying. Uofa2 is not the only one. We all do it, even (according to you) holier than thou me!

Biden's job ratings decline amid Covid surge, Afghanistan withdrawal in NBC News poll

"Summer of discontent": Biden’s overall job approval falls below 50 percent for the first time in the NBC News poll, while just 25 percent approve of his handling of Afghanistan.

WASHINGTON — After a spike in U.S. Covid-19 cases and bipartisan criticism over the chaos from America’s withdrawal from Afghanistan, President Joe Biden's overall job-approval rating has dipped below 50 percent among adults for the first time in his early presidency, according to a new NBC News poll.

The poll also finds fewer Americans support Biden’s handling of thecoronavirus and the economy now than they did last spring, and just a quarter of respondents approve of his handling of Afghanistan.

The survey findings demonstrate the public has grown more pessimistic about the coronavirus since April, the country remains split over whether Covid-19 vaccines should be mandated and an electorate is divided over which political party should control Congress after the 2022 midterms.

Just 25 percent approve of Biden’s handling of Afghanistan, while 60 percent disapprove.

Biden’s approval numbers fall amid Covid surge, Afghanistan withdrawal

The president’s overall job approval has fallen below 50 percent for the first time while two-thirds disapprove of his handling of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.

The NBC News poll was conducted Aug. 14 to 17 — before, during and after Afghanistan’s capital city, Kabul, fell to the Taliban.

An increasingly pessimistic public

What also has changed for Biden since April is a more pessimistic public, according to the NBC News poll.

Overall, only 29 percent of Americans think the country is headed in the right direction, which is down 7 points from the last survey.

A majority of Americans — 54 percent — say they are mainly worried and pessimistic about the country’s future, versus 44 percent who say they are mainly hopeful and optimistic.

Just 24 percent describe the current state of the economy as excellent or good.

On the coronavirus, 37 percent of respondents say the worst is behind us, while 42 percent say the worst is yet to come.

That’s a significant reversal from April, when 61 percent of Americans said the worst was behind us, versus 19 percent who said the worst was yet to come.

Nasdaq hits 15K for the first time.