Headline Roundup • July 7th, 2022
As Republicans Oppose Biden, ‘Frustrated’ Democrats Worry He Isn’t Doing Enough
Joe Biden,Politics,Polls,Democratic Party,Republican Party,2022 Elections,2024 Elections,Elections,US Congress,Abortion,Roe V Wade,Gun Control And Gun Rights
Summary from the AllSides News Team
Several recent reports in left and center-rated outlets detailed Democratic frustrations with President Joe Biden, leading some Democrats to look elsewhere for leadership.
A series of mass shootings and the end of Roe v. Wade has reportedly left many Democrats deeply frustrated with perceived inaction by the White House and congressional Democrats. Despite some executive orders and the passage of the bipartisan gun safety bill, some have begun looking to California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Illinois Gov. J. B. Pritzker as Democratic counterparts to Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in a potential 2024 matchup.
Meanwhile, Republican opposition to Biden remains high. In a recent AP-NORC poll, 92% of Republicans and 78% of Democrats said the country was headed in the wrong direction — although not necessarily for the same reasons.
Outlets like The New York Times (Lean Left bias), The Washington Post (Lean Left bias), and The Hill (Center bias) prominently featured coverage of Democratic “frustrations” on homepages. Meanwhile, Fox News (Right bias) covered this coverage in its own article on Wednesday.
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CNN, The New York Times, The Hill and NBC News have recently highlighted criticism of President Biden from members of his own party in the wake of the Supreme Court's abortion decision and Democrats facing potentially difficult midterms in the fall.
The Hill reported Wednesday that Biden was finding himself to be "powerless" in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade in addition to several other issues hammering the administration.
The report notes that while Biden's "hands are largely tied" when it comes to issues like mass...
President Biden is finding himself largely powerless to address a spate of setbacks in recent weeks that have sparked alarm among Democrats about the state of the country.
Biden has been dealt blow after blow in recent weeks: The Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade’s constitutional right to an abortion; the country is plagued by gun violence, the latest example falling during an Independence Day parade in suburban Chicago; and rising costs for gasoline, food and other goods have frustrated the public for months.
Oliver Contreras for The New York Times
Forty-eight hours after a horrific mass shooting on the Fourth of July, President Biden flew to Ohio on Wednesday for a speech on pension plans.
With inflation soaring and Democrats still fuming about the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, Mr. Biden’s public schedule included no events or announcements on either topic.
And in response to last week’s blockbuster testimony about the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, Mr. Biden has said almost nothing, pledging deference to the congressional committee investigating the violent assault on American democracy.
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