Majority Republicans in 2022?

While the Biden administration has been going from bad to worse, Congress Republicans have not had such a majority in elections leading up to the midterm election year since 1981.

I have been saying for some time that this election is decisive for Joe Biden and the Democrats. It is not uncommon for voters to lash out at those in power at the start of a new presidential term. That is, to lag far behind.

While Democrats need to be satisfied with a 41% lower rate, their opponents are already able to convince 51% of voters. Getting cash is hard, but while the president’s party is trying to get a vote on a project that will help the most backward, 62% of respondents believe the Democratic Party has nothing to do with reality.

In addition to the problems of Afghanistan or the pandemic, the Democratic Party is often punished for the disappointing performance of the US economy. Economic growth is almost always at the top of the voters’ list of priorities during the election campaign, and Joe Biden needs a lot of good news there.

Can you imagine the picture if the current administration, which is struggling to impose itself when it has a majority in both houses, is led by Republicans to dance in the House and Senate?

ABC News /Washington Post There is still some positive data for Democrats. Voters are strongly supportive of the infrastructure plan as well as the declared costs of social services and the fight against climate change.

For infrastructure, support will increase to 63%, for the second project we will get 58%. If we could provide more regular job creation statistics like last month, the horizon for Joe Biden and his troops would be less visible. There is no doubt that there will be no spice deficit for the 2022 election cycle!