Nearly 2 in 10 (18%) think the bills would make no difference, and 24% said they didn't know.Д®ven among Democrats alone, fewer than half (47%) think the two bills would help people like them. found that a plurality (32%) of Americans think the bills would hurt people like them if they became law, while fewer (25%) think it would help them. Fewer than half (31%) said they know a great deal or good amount. Although a majority (55%) of the public is following news about the negotiations at least somewhat closely, about 7 in 10 (69%) Americans said they know just some or little to nothing about what's in both bills. a new ABC News/Ipsos poll out Sunday finds Democrats are failing to sell the legislation to the public, who are broadly unaware of what is in the spending packages or skeptical they would help people like themselves, or the economy, if signed into law. ThatвЂ™s compared to 54 percent who say they disapprove of the presidentвЂ™s job, which is up 6 points since August.ДЄnd if you think all this will magically turn around if Democrats in Congress manage to pass the reconciliation and infrastructure bills, there's this, which is also bad: In the poll, 42 percent of adults say they approve of BidenвЂ™s overall job as president - a decline of 7 points since August, with much of the attrition coming from key parts of the Democratic base.

What's more, the survey finds that 7 in 10 adults, including almost half of Democrats, believe the nation is headed in the wrong direction. In a state where Democrats outnumber Republicans, YoungkinвЂ™s lead is entirely attributable to his 17 point advantage with independents.ДЄ majority of Americans now disapprove of President Joe Biden's job performance, while half give him low marks for competence and uniting the country, according to results from the latest national NBC News poll. The same survey showed Winsome Sears and Jason Miyares - the GOPвЂ™s candidates for lieutenant governor and attorney general, respectively - ahead of their Democratic opponents. In a sample of 611 likely voters, 49 percent supported Youngkin and 46 percent preferred McAuliffe. It only lasted the one week before dropping out of the top 75.Echelon Insights is out with yet another poll showing Republican Glenn Youngkin ahead of Terry McAuliffe in the hotly contested race for the governorвЂ™s mansion. It reached number 68 in the charts ( week ending 19 July) and was advertised (see below) as being released on July 4th. Released on olive vinyl only, some promo copies have cropped up on Ebay but these are very obvious fakes. 'Barmy London Army' was written about following Sham 69 on tour, hence the 'Kids are united' outro which Sham's publishers tried to sue Charlie for using! TA1PE GEMS 35 - B - 1 'W' A1 KД¬harlie's first solo outing featuring ex-Subs bass player Steve Slack, then current drummer Pete Davies and ex-Chelsea guitarist James Stevenson. Run-out groove: BILBO GEMS 35 - A - 1 A1I W Above:В Barmy London ArmyВ UK release, 1980, front & back cover.ДЄ-Side: Barmy London ArmyВ (C.'I'm hungover with a head like a monster'

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