nauseus

Denys agrees - pls excuse the ad.

The saddest day for the UK. Thankyou and bless you Your Majesty.

Factual history is educational. Polls are often misleading.

Nope, I think these comparisons and polls are pointless.

Thought the subject was Biden. Oh well.

Other polls say not. When Trump was President most western economies were driven by easy money and low inflation. President Trump was more popular than you make out.

I found your hero-worship amusing is all. No, I am not impressed with your man and it seems that the majority of Americans aren't either.

Even more people laughing after that.

Good job - you lost me completely.

Ah well, special master just approved. Meanwhile back at CNN the use of Marines as props is questioned. Plus they seem to have good vdo fx techs - that soft pink backlighting looks much less demonic than the dark blood red everyone else had - wonder why they did that? https://edition.cnn.com/2022/09/04/politics/home-front-biden-marines-philadelphia-speech-reaction/index.html

How do you check the data with a poll aside from rely on the results given?

Point well missed but that's OK.

I think it's way worse - Trump has targeted individuals - Biden has further alienated 75 million.

What are you on about "intent"?

The US constitutional democracy allows individual freedoms and beliefs. As soon as those rights and liberties are withdrawn. then it is no longer a democracy.

I was talking about Biden's rant.

To me it seemed that the world stabilized quite a bit while Trump was president - no new foreign wars nor major threats - I can only say the opposite about Biden so far.

Probably. But I think it could backfire perfectly.

Oh right. Align or?

1. It's not a poll. 2. Precisely

If Trump's non-acceptance is the issue then why wait more than 18 months to complain about it?

No. Not me. There is no way to check this "data" properly, with references like that.

I'm afraid that this repetitive 'source' annotation attached to the figures does not fill me with confidence. Source: Calculations based on publicly available state crime reports and local news sources

Not if you agree that crime is popular with Democrats, no.

Your BBC link pretty much agrees with what I said except that the cities differ from this other view. Of those given below, nine of ten of them had Democratic mayors in 2020. San Bernardino was the exception. Mayors have large control of what happens in US cities: https://www.statista.com/statistics/217685/most-dangerous-cities-in-north-america-by-crime-rate/ Your "Hill" link is not well supported by verifiable data and is even described as "opinion".