Almost two dozen Dem legislators have announced they've had enough of "bumbling Biden" and will not try to seek re-election this term to help the Left hold onto its tedious grip of power in the House. The so called "big blue wave" that propelled the creep-in-chief into office with record voting numbers is now nothing more than a fading ripple in a wading pool. 
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Some retiring members said they are bowing out because their districts have become more competitive under this year's redistricting, while others cited dysfunction on Capitol Hill or dissatisfaction with their legislative accomplishments in this Congress. The decisions come as the party faces significant headwinds leading into November.
...more on the trouble for House Dems
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The 2022 elections will take place after redistricting — that is, state legislatures redrawing congressional maps based on new census data. That could translate into vulnerable Democrats in GOP-controlled states finding themselves defending a seat redrawn to be more safely Republican.
And then there’s the perception that Biden is an ineffective leader. Americans are dissatisfied with the way Biden is managing the economy, jobs and other issues, according to a recent poll from Morning Consult and Politico.
Only 17 percent of participants surveyed in the poll “strongly approve” of Biden’s performance on the economy, while 40 percent “strongly disapprove” of the president’s job.
Biden’s numbers on jobs told a similar story. Only 19 percent of respondents strongly approve of his handling of jobs, compared to 34 percent strongly disapproved.
On immigration, 12 percent of people strongly approved of Biden’s job on immigration. That figure was dwarfed by the 41 percent strongly disapprove of the president’s work on the issue.
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gee...with those numbers I could almost go back to my basement and no one would really care?
No one really cared before you crawled out of your basement hole creepy Joe!
excerpt:
Some retiring members said they are bowing out because their districts have become more competitive under this year's redistricting, while others cited dysfunction on Capitol Hill or dissatisfaction with their legislative accomplishments in this Congress. The decisions come as the party faces significant headwinds leading into November.
...more on the trouble for House Dems
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The 2022 elections will take place after redistricting — that is, state legislatures redrawing congressional maps based on new census data. That could translate into vulnerable Democrats in GOP-controlled states finding themselves defending a seat redrawn to be more safely Republican.
And then there’s the perception that Biden is an ineffective leader. Americans are dissatisfied with the way Biden is managing the economy, jobs and other issues, according to a recent poll from Morning Consult and Politico.
Only 17 percent of participants surveyed in the poll “strongly approve” of Biden’s performance on the economy, while 40 percent “strongly disapprove” of the president’s job.
Biden’s numbers on jobs told a similar story. Only 19 percent of respondents strongly approve of his handling of jobs, compared to 34 percent strongly disapproved.
On immigration, 12 percent of people strongly approved of Biden’s job on immigration. That figure was dwarfed by the 41 percent strongly disapprove of the president’s work on the issue.
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gee...with those numbers I could almost go back to my basement and no one would really care?
No one really cared before you crawled out of your basement hole creepy Joe!
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