Unpopularity

And President Joe Biden’s enduring unpopularity could also further polarize down-ballot contests.

He has staked his campaign on Biden’s unpopularity.

Indeed, Trump did not get serious about winning congressional funding for his wall until after Democrats won back the House in 2018 after picking up dozens of seats, thanks to Trump’s unpopularity.

Meanwhile, the publication of the that revealed efforts to censor and blacklist conservative accounts might have played a role in the unpopularity of the large technology companies among Republicans.

Tensions at parliament are fed by the unpopularity of the reform aimed at raising the minimum retirement age from 62 to 64 and requiring people to have worked for at least 43 years to be entitled to a full pension, amid other measures.

The younger Beshear came to power in 2019, defeating the unpopular incumbent Governor Matt Bevin (R) on issues of education and social spending as well as Bevin’s own personal unpopularity.

Yet the Tory government response to its growing unpopularity and to growing public distrust is to curtail key democratic freedoms.

A Labour frontbencher said despite the Speaker’s unpopularity on the benches over his handling of the vote, he was weakened so could not take the party on in the same way.

Analysts and members of the public believe that reductions in the investment value of that housing type is a key cause of the unpopularity.

Ask why their leader is sticking around despite the slog of a minority parliament and the stench of unpopularity, they all agree on one thing.

As President Macron repeatedly emphasises, it is the EU that is at stake, and his uncompromising pro-EU stance is a prime cause of his unpopularity.

But Alaska is aware of the unpopularity of their decision, trust me,” said Scott McMurren, a based in Anchorage.

But she also spoke of the difficult situation of the state budget and the unpopularity of tax hikes.

Despite his recent unpopularity within the NPP, insiders stress the importance of unity for success in 2024.

Despite its unpopularity, Republicans somehow keep coming back to the idea of cutting Social Security.

Fast forward to 2008: President George W. Bush, at the height of his political unpopularity, pushed through Congress the Troubled Asset Relief Program in response to the financial crisis.

He’ll be remembered more like Lyndon B. Johnson, a president who grossly expanded the federal government and earned the corresponding unpopularity.

Now the country must, within 50 days, hold elections that will underscore the deep unpopularity of the regime: Voter turnout has been falling for years as Khamenei restricts the electoral slate to all but the most hard-line candidates.

This is likely in reference to Harris’ unpopularity with voters and the fact that the latest polling her still losing to Trump.

According to Mr Murray, the unnecessary by-election combined with the unpopularity of the Queensland government will lead to a protest vote.