Schumer shutdown 闹了半天增加了GOP支持率

[SourSweetTea]

连federal employee union都公开表示要求dem接受clean CR

阿佐的老板们脸往哪里搁哦

再关三个月

[GreatCanada]

连federal employee union都公开表示要求dem接受clean CR

阿佐的老板们脸往哪里搁哦

再关三个月

NYC穆斯林社会主义市长已上线

[iDude]

Today's Democratic Party is irredeemable.
All credits go to Obama.

[赖美豪中]

这个很正常的斯德哥尔摩心态

连federal employee union都公开表示要求dem接受clean CR

阿佐的老板们脸往哪里搁哦

再关三个月

[altopalo]

联邦雇员工会没有医保问题，民主党可是为了美国民众明年的医保拨款而战。现在民调blame 共和党的高于民主党

Yes — recent polling shows that more Americans tend to blame the Republican Party (GOP) than the Democratic Party for a government shutdown — though it’s not an overwhelming majority and a significant portion blame both parties.

Key findings

A national survey from Marist College Institute for Public Opinion / PBS NewsHour found that 38% of Americans said Republicans would be to blame if a shutdown happens, while 27% said Democrats, and 31% said both equally.
PBS
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Marist Poll
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WJCT News 89.9
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A direct poll by The Washington Post found 47% of respondents blamed President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans for the partial shutdown, vs. 30% who blamed the Democrats in Congress.
The Washington Post

Another recent survey (AP-NORC) indicated widespread blame: about 58% said congressional Republicans (and Trump) were responsible, while 54% said Democrats in Congress were responsible.
Politico
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However, a small number of polls show some shifting sentiment: One from Morning Consult found growing numbers of voters blaming Democrats (38% blaming Democrats, 43% blaming Republicans) though Republicans still slightly more.
Morning Consult Pro

Why this is the case

The GOP currently holds more control of federal institutions (in the instances referenced) which tends to increase public focus/blame. For example, the Marist poll noted Republicans “control the White House and both houses of Congress.”
PBS
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Much of the public sees a shutdown as a failure of governance or unwillingness to compromise — and when one party holds more power, that tends to attract more responsibility.
arcamax.com
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Partisan lens: Democrats largely blame Republicans; Republicans largely blame Democrats. Independents often lean toward blaming the party in power or both. For example, independents in one poll: 36% blame Republicans vs. 19% blame Democrats.
arcamax.com
+1

Caveats

Even though the GOP is getting more blame in many polls, a large share (often ₃₀% or more) say “both parties” are equally to blame. So blame is not being placed solely on one side.
Marist Poll
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Polls vary based on which wording is used (shutdown “would be” vs “is”), when they were taken, and whether they name individuals (e.g., Trump) vs parties.

Some polls indicate that the margin is narrowing: more people are beginning to blame Democrats as messaging and facts shift.
Morning Consult Pro

Bottom line

Yes — currently, the public tilts toward blaming Republicans more than Democrats for a government shutdown. But the difference is modest, and many Americans place blame on both sides rather than one alone.

[charrli]

美国联邦财政收入4万亿

美国债台高筑已经累积到38万亿

而美国民主党张口就要1.5万亿

为此竟然还把政府逼停了

纵容这种无理取闹的结果

就是大家一起玩完

联邦雇员工会没有医保问题，民主党可是为了美国民众明年的医保拨款而战。现在民调blame 共和党的高于民主党

Yes — recent polling shows that more Americans tend to blame the Republican Party (GOP) than the Democratic Party for a government shutdown — though it’s not an overwhelming majority and a significant portion blame both parties.

Key findings

A national survey from Marist College Institute for Public Opinion / PBS NewsHour found that 38% of Americans said Republicans would be to blame if a shutdown happens, while 27% said Democrats, and 31% said both equally.
PBS
+3
Marist Poll
+3
WJCT News 89.9
+3

A direct poll by The Washington Post found 47% of respondents blamed President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans for the partial shutdown, vs. 30% who blamed the Democrats in Congress.
The Washington Post

Another recent survey (AP-NORC) indicated widespread blame: about 58% said congressional Republicans (and Trump) were responsible, while 54% said Democrats in Congress were responsible.
Politico
+1

However, a small number of polls show some shifting sentiment: One from Morning Consult found growing numbers of voters blaming Democrats (38% blaming Democrats, 43% blaming Republicans) though Republicans still slightly more.
Morning Consult Pro

Why this is the case

The GOP currently holds more control of federal institutions (in the instances referenced) which tends to increase public focus/blame. For example, the Marist poll noted Republicans “control the White House and both houses of Congress.”
PBS
+1

Much of the public sees a shutdown as a failure of governance or unwillingness to compromise — and when one party holds more power, that tends to attract more responsibility.
arcamax.com
+1

Partisan lens: Democrats largely blame Republicans; Republicans largely blame Democrats. Independents often lean toward blaming the party in power or both. For example, independents in one poll: 36% blame Republicans vs. 19% blame Democrats.
arcamax.com
+1

Caveats

Even though the GOP is getting more blame in many polls, a large share (often ₃₀% or more) say “both parties” are equally to blame. So blame is not being placed solely on one side.
Marist Poll
+1

Polls vary based on which wording is used (shutdown “would be” vs “is”), when they were taken, and whether they name individuals (e.g., Trump) vs parties.

Some polls indicate that the margin is narrowing: more people are beginning to blame Democrats as messaging and facts shift.
Morning Consult Pro

Bottom line

Yes — currently, the public tilts toward blaming Republicans more than Democrats for a government shutdown. But the difference is modest, and many Americans place blame on both sides rather than one alone.

[Miraboreasu]

主要还是股市新高吧？
另外有计划什么时候通过投票么

[赖美豪中]

什么美国民众医保，就是拿4000万非遗的医保，鳖客气了

联邦雇员工会没有医保问题，民主党可是为了美国民众明年的医保拨款而战。现在民调blame 共和党的高于民主党

Yes — recent polling shows that more Americans tend to blame the Republican Party (GOP) than the Democratic Party for a government shutdown — though it’s not an overwhelming majority and a significant portion blame both parties.

Key findings

A national survey from Marist College Institute for Public Opinion / PBS NewsHour found that 38% of Americans said Republicans would be to blame if a shutdown happens, while 27% said Democrats, and 31% said both equally.
PBS
+3
Marist Poll
+3
WJCT News 89.9
+3

A direct poll by The Washington Post found 47% of respondents blamed President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans for the partial shutdown, vs. 30% who blamed the Democrats in Congress.
The Washington Post

Another recent survey (AP-NORC) indicated widespread blame: about 58% said congressional Republicans (and Trump) were responsible, while 54% said Democrats in Congress were responsible.
Politico
+1

However, a small number of polls show some shifting sentiment: One from Morning Consult found growing numbers of voters blaming Democrats (38% blaming Democrats, 43% blaming Republicans) though Republicans still slightly more.
Morning Consult Pro

Why this is the case

The GOP currently holds more control of federal institutions (in the instances referenced) which tends to increase public focus/blame. For example, the Marist poll noted Republicans “control the White House and both houses of Congress.”
PBS
+1

Much of the public sees a shutdown as a failure of governance or unwillingness to compromise — and when one party holds more power, that tends to attract more responsibility.
arcamax.com
+1

Partisan lens: Democrats largely blame Republicans; Republicans largely blame Democrats. Independents often lean toward blaming the party in power or both. For example, independents in one poll: 36% blame Republicans vs. 19% blame Democrats.
arcamax.com
+1

Caveats

Even though the GOP is getting more blame in many polls, a large share (often ₃₀% or more) say “both parties” are equally to blame. So blame is not being placed solely on one side.
Marist Poll
+1

Polls vary based on which wording is used (shutdown “would be” vs “is”), when they were taken, and whether they name individuals (e.g., Trump) vs parties.

Some polls indicate that the margin is narrowing: more people are beginning to blame Democrats as messaging and facts shift.
Morning Consult Pro

Bottom line

Yes — currently, the public tilts toward blaming Republicans more than Democrats for a government shutdown. But the difference is modest, and many Americans place blame on both sides rather than one alone.

[altopalo]

美国联邦财政收入4万亿

美国债台高筑已经累积到38万亿

而美国民主党张口就要1.5万亿

为此竟然还把政府逼停了

纵容这种无理取闹的结果

就是大家一起玩完

现在的argument就是，政府到处都是窟窿，为啥你偏偏拿穷人的essential medical开刀。谁的利益都不愿意被砍，大家等着一起爆仓，这就是明朝末期的状态。

[mmking]

最喜欢看老领导教育川粉

这个很正常的斯德哥尔摩心态

[SourSweetTea]

NYC穆斯林社会主义市长已上线

全免费，太好了，市长打算自己印金圆券吗？

[Sinner]

Today's Democratic Party is irredeemable.
All credits go to Obama.

Root cause

[charrli]

穷人的essential medical需要1.5万亿？你骗谁呢？

疫情期间拜登拿国债relief给入不敷出的Obama care续命

现在疫情已经结束多久了，还要继续？

这个问题的本质就是贪得无厌的药厂和医疗机构

他们绑架了美国民主党

要逼迫政府借债用于自肥

但是到你嘴里，

美国民主党是在给美国穷人续命

你知道美元如果变成金圆券，什么也买不到，有多少穷人会一命呜呼吗？

现在的argument就是，政府到处都是窟窿，为啥你偏偏拿穷人的essential medical开刀。谁的利益都不愿意被砍，大家等着一起爆仓，这就是明朝末期的状态。

[GreatCanada]

全免费，太好了，市长打算自己印金圆券吗？

穆斯林可以向非穆斯林收基兹亚，城里的犹太人好日子要来了

[GreatCanada]

穷人的essential medical需要1.5万亿？你骗谁呢？

疫情期间拜登拿国债relief给入不敷出的Obama care续命

现在疫情已经结束多久了，还要继续？

这个问题的本质就是贪得无厌的药厂和医疗机构

他们绑架了美国民主党

要逼迫政府借债用于自肥

但是到你嘴里，

美国民主党是在给美国穷人续命

你知道美元如果变成金圆券，什么也买不到，有多少穷人会一命呜呼吗？

有稳定币加持，美元发再多都不会成为金圆券

[altopalo]

穷人的essential medical需要1.5万亿？你骗谁呢？

疫情期间拜登拿国债relief给入不敷出的Obama care续命

现在疫情已经结束多久了，还要继续？

这个问题的本质就是贪得无厌的药厂和医疗机构

他们绑架了美国民主党

要逼迫政府借债用于自肥

但是到你嘴里，

美国民主党是在给美国穷人续命

你知道美元如果变成金圆券，什么也买不到，有多少穷人会一命呜呼吗？

1.5万亿不是一年的，一年大概是3000多亿。现在普遍有50%左右的人口在使用Medicaid，MAGA的收入水平，这里面比例肯定不低，3000亿一年不算过分吧。Obama Care是要年年审查的，收入要求大概是月收入1800以下。
昨天看到yahoo上文章，说美国只有1%的人创造财富，60%的人效率极低，其他的人都是负资产。问题是，这是一个国家，不是原始森林，你不可能让最底层的人连最基本的医疗都没有。这就等于中国维稳经费，中国的维稳费用超过军费的。这笔钱你不发福利就要去买棒子，准备开打。

[牛河梁]

再关三个月

再关三年吧

[cng]

再关三年吧

1180 days.

[SourSweetTea]

穆斯林可以向非穆斯林收基兹亚，城里的犹太人好日子要来了

真是好日无边啊，恭喜NYer了，那么LBGTQ+游行市长准备去参加吗？
市长会邀请变装王后去清真寺做演讲吗？

[牛河梁]

真是好日无边啊，恭喜NYer了，那么LBGTQ+游行市长准备去参加吗？
市长会邀请变装王后去清真寺做演讲吗？

恭喜NYer