Nope. Joe is trouble with dems, suburban women, independents and all sorts of areas where he has heretofore done very well. His numbers will still be high there compared to republicans but he needs to do outstanding in those areas and is down several notches.
To try to dismiss this as just a traditional republicans dinging democrats is failing to see what is happening, or rather seeing what is happening but denying and spinning. But that's fine. If you and your ilk have not learned the lessons of Virginia, then that works for me.
You're conflating consumer sentiment and poll numbers.
The economy is part of Biden’s poll numbers to be sure but that doesn’t tell the whole story. At the same time the economy doesn’t tell the whole story of consumer sentiment drop off.
I get superficially it seems like the same but not really.
As to Virginia, I think the question is what I asked earlier, was Virginia in 2020 really Biden plus 10 or Trump minus 7?