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Other people are pointing to it in the thread, but it's mostly about forced vaccines and not a damn thing about getting people N95 masks - which was one of the

Other people are pointing to it in the thread, but it's mostly about forced vaccines and not a damn thing about getting people N95 masks - which was one of the things Biden said he would work on getting everyone access to. And nothing was said of forced vaccines in his run up. Also the inflation and crime seems to be skyrocketing and crime is often better handled by republican leadership. I mean look at Boudin in SF. Ultra LEFT news and you get break ins. This says it all for me: https://www.foxnews.com/media/san-francisco-chronicle-ripped-for-asking-if-residents-should-tolerate-burglaries https://www.foxnews.com/media/san-francisco-chronicle-ripped... I know Biden isn't responsible for this, but it's just echo chambers from the top down that causes this. edit: @nradov, thanks for the clarity there.

nradov 5y ago
Biden specifically stated in December 2020 that he wouldn't impose a vaccine mandate. Regardless of whether such mandates are a good idea or not, I think many voters are upset that he lied about it. https://www.newsweek.com/fact-check-joe-biden-no-vaccines-mandatory-december-2020-1627774 https://www.newsweek.com/fact-check-joe-biden-no-vaccines-ma...
tasty_freeze 5y ago
You said that political party preferences have shifted in 2021 because things have gone too far left. The things you point are are unrelated. If you had said people are moving toward the R column because Biden hasn't met his campaign promise, that would be a valid argument. There was a shortage of N95 masks under the previous administration, there continues to be a shortage, and you ascribe that to some movement toward the left. That is a non sequitur. As for the homeless problem in SF: again, has that issue changed since Biden took office? You have cultural myopia if you think a local SF issue is causing national polling trends to shift right. SF homelessness was an issue in 2020 when Biden was elected and people voted Dem to begin with.

nradov 5y ago

Biden specifically stated in December 2020 that he wouldn't impose a vaccine mandate. Regardless of whether such mandates are a good idea or not, I think many voters are upset that he lied about it. https://www.newsweek.com/fact-check-joe-biden-no-vaccines-mandatory-december-2020-1627774 https://www.newsweek.com/fact-check-joe-biden-no-vaccines-ma...

tasty_freeze 5y ago

You said that political party preferences have shifted in 2021 because things have gone too far left. The things you point are are unrelated. If you had said people are moving toward the R column because Biden hasn't met his campaign promise, that would be a valid argument. There was a shortage of N95 masks under the previous administration, there continues to be a shortage, and you ascribe that to some movement toward the left. That is a non sequitur. As for the homeless problem in SF: again, has that issue changed since Biden took office? You have cultural myopia if you think a local SF issue is causing national polling trends to shift right. SF homelessness was an issue in 2020 when Biden was elected and people voted Dem to begin with.