i really don't know, but if so the narrative that US is handling the economic fallout of covid better than anyone is lost is people screaming about expensive chips.
i'm guessing the infrastructure act had a lot to do with our resiliency. no idea if this article still holds up, but it stands to reason that it's good to invest in infrastructure:
i wish he were younger, but he's done a lot. and most of that stuff will be shared via huge ad buys.
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I agree that it's pretty bad for Biden. There are clear issues with his age and I do think inflation has been a big killer for him.
A lot of his negative numbers started with the withdrawal from Afghanistan and continued on.
But I'd also say that we're still a year out and right now IMO there's more focus on Biden as he's president.
I think once Trump sews up the nomination and becomes the focus of attention once again (while also dealing with his court cases) it would not be surprising to see him drive people to vote against him.
That's not really a great argument for why Biden should run for president again but I do take these polls with a little bit of a grain of salt as to where sentiment will be a in a year's time as opposed to today.