Perhaps Greger. I know a few folks who voted for Biden, who are dissatisfied with him. Who have changed their view of him from favorable or approval of his overall job performance to unfavorable or disapproveal of the job Biden is doing. But they wouldn't change their vote for him against Trump. Neither would I. Still, as the numbers guy, the 10-15 GOP seat pick up in the house hasn't changed since the beginning of August and the 2-3 seat democratic pickup in the senate has remained steady with the one change of NH from a GOP pickup to a Democratic hold. Only because Chris Sununu decided to run for a 4th term as governor instead of challenging Maggai Hassan for NH senate seat.
Now if the price of gas continues to rise, which Biden is getting the blame, along with the rise in food prices and pretty much everything you could be correct. You may get your red wave. But as of today, no red wave.
As an after thought on that, it just might be that Manchin and Sinema are the ones saving the democrats from the red wave. Here's Biden problem with independents, 64% think Bien hasn't paid enough attention to the country's most important problems vs only 36% that say he has. Which equaties to rising prices and some empty shelves or in other words, the economy. 38% of independents say the economy is their most important issue facing this country, rising prices, inflation, etc. in second place is COVID at 18% followed by immigration at 13%.
http://cdn.cnn.com/cnn/2021/images/11/08/rel7a.-.politics.pdfAs I said on another site or in another post here, I think how many seats the democrats lose in the midterms depends on how high the price of a gallon of gas rises. Not on the BBB or anything else. Biden is getting a lot of blame from gas going from 2.00 to 3.50 a gallon. That has affected his approval/disapproval rating, especiallly on the economy with an all adult, nationwide rating of 38.7% approval, 53.9% disapproval.
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/president_biden_job_approval_economy-7321.html
