Time window of the OP question runs from end-of-month Nov 2024 through early Nov 2026; incumbent party leader is taken as a given.Trump.
In the spirit of the question: All the above are due to Trump.Time window of the OP question runs from end-of-month Nov 2024 through early Nov 2026; incumbent party leader is taken as a given.
If you could perhaps point out some of the specific things he got wrong, that would be more in keeping with the spirit of the question.
Treating all of the above as equally important is very much against the spirit of the exercise.In the spirit of the question: All the above are due to Trump.
Your poll is trying to rank skin-sores, co-illnesses and insanity, when the unlisted cause of them all is long-term, end-stage syphilis.Treating all of the above as equally important is very much against the spirit of the exercise.
(I suppose some people might feel that way, though, and they are entitled to their own incredibly idiosyncratic opinion.)
What a vivid analogy! Not an argument, though.Your poll is trying to rank skin-sores, co-illnesses and insanity, when the unlisted cause of them all is long-term, end-stage syphilis.
That's not what your list implies. If you want discussion on failure to meet expectations, it's not really a poll.What a vivid analogy! Not an argument, though.
American voters put Trump in office by a popular majority, so the question is how did he and his party (which controlled both houses of Congress) fail to live up to their expectations.
I do, in fact, want that discussion, and I get the sense you are hoping to derail it.If you want discussion on failure to meet expectations, it's not really a poll.
All of those issues were a factor to at least some voters; the question is which ones had the most impact on the midterms.The poll would only let me select up to 3 choices.
There was an item on that poll that is notably missing from this one...This thread is intended to parallel the one for Democrats from two years ago.
According to which sources?It's pretty clear that corruption was the issue that was most important to most voters.
Something that could have been changed in the previous 24 months?There was an item on that poll that is notably missing from this one...
Okay, so why didn't you vote for it?5 seconds on DuckDuckGo produced this
Jesus ◊◊◊◊ ◊◊◊◊ ◊◊◊◊ this is about ranking issues in terms of impact.I'll vote for "all of the above" too.