Five Quick Things: The Biden Vortex Deepens

[mystery-ak]

Five Quick Things: The Biden Vortex Deepens
Revivalism is beyond the Biden party as the gaps keep getting wider deeper and wider.
by Scott McKay
November 18, 2021, 11:49 PM


For this installment of the ever-popular 5QT, we’ll begin with a small catalog of just how bad things are getting for Team Biden…
1. Those Polls Smell Like Joe’s Pants at the End of a Long Day

Sooner or later we’re going to have to quit thinking of the Quinnipiac poll as a Democrat fake-news operation, because it’s hard to spin the kind of numbers it’s putting out nowadays.

This week, the Q-poll has Joe Biden’s approval rating at 36 percent. Just 36 percent! It’s actually hard for a Democrat president to go much lower than that given that the Democrats have a base of about 30 percent of the vote which will affirmatively vote for the most incompetent, slovenly and loathsome individuals on the ballot.

Or do you have another explanation for how Lori Lightfoot, LaToya Cantrell, Jerry Nadler, and Eric Swalwell are in office? Or how Barney Frank stuck around as long as he did?

Biden at 36 is a disaster. The generic congressional ballot polls are worse. As Breitbart’s John Nolte notes, Republicans generated massive wave elections in the 1994 and 2010 midterms with generic ballot numbers which were essentially even. Up five or ten points? You’re looking at a wipeout which reduces the Democrats to their safe seats only.

And that could well be a death spiral for them. Because without having elected officials capable of representing anything more than college towns and urban machines, where unalloyed socialism is considered the ideal form of government which “just hasn’t been tried yet,” the only thing which could save the Democrats from political irrelevance is the Republican Party.

Which we know is something the GOP is especially good at. But maybe they’re learning.

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https://spectator.org/five-quick-things-the-biden-vortex-deepens/

[LMAO]

The elections of 2021 were just a sample of what awaits the Democrat Party next year. I can’t predict what will happen in 2024, but I doubt will see a Biden pivot to the center as a result of what happens in 2022

For example, it’s unlikely that the disaster called Jennifer Granholm will be removed from her position  and someone who knows something about energy will be put in her place

[HoustonSam]

This part says a lot to me :

"The basic gist is that we’ve let things get to a point where we can’t really be conservatives, because the status quo isn’t worth conserving. What we’ve got to do is return to first principles and then go on offense to restore them — and flaccid libertarianism won’t cut it in the face of an opposition which thinks it’s perfectly cool to make a Soviet Communist from Moscow State University the comptroller of the currency."