Posted on Oct 20, 2021
President Biden's approval rating in free fall, new national poll shows
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President Biden's approval rating in free fall, new national poll shows
ust 37% of Americans questioned in a Quinnipiac University survey say they approve of the job Biden’s doing as president, with 52% giving him a thumbs down. The poll was conducted Oct. 15-18 and released on Tuesday.
Adding to Biden's political peril, just 28% of registered independents give the president a thumbs up on his job performance, while 56% do not. The Quinnipiac survey indicated that Republicans, by a 95%-3% margin, disapproved of how the president’s handling his duties in the White House, with Democrats approving 80%-11%.
At this point in Trump's presidency, his approval rating was 38% or 1 point higher than Biden's
ust 37% of Americans questioned in a Quinnipiac University survey say they approve of the job Biden’s doing as president, with 52% giving him a thumbs down. The poll was conducted Oct. 15-18 and released on Tuesday.
Adding to Biden's political peril, just 28% of registered independents give the president a thumbs up on his job performance, while 56% do not. The Quinnipiac survey indicated that Republicans, by a 95%-3% margin, disapproved of how the president’s handling his duties in the White House, with Democrats approving 80%-11%.
At this point in Trump's presidency, his approval rating was 38% or 1 point higher than Biden's
President Biden's approval rating in free fall, new national poll shows
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MSG (Join to see) - And conservatives cited them before that. I think what it comes down to is that they are referenced when it suits the persons position.
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MSG (Join to see) - The poll from Quinnipiac in the article you provided has the same data as the 538 website. They list all the polls conducted and not just the select 3 polls showing Biden in the 30's.
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The way Biden and company is going, they will go much lower.
Inflation is rising, crime is rising, illegal aliens entering the USA is rising, COVID numbers are rising, foreign policy decisions like Afghanistan will be with us for a decade or more, and Biden doesn't seem to have any answers other than printing more money that will only make inflation go higher and policy decisions that will make the current issues worse.
"Since President Joe Biden took office, he and his staff have engaged in a peculiar strategy. Rather than acknowledge the problems his policies have caused and try to spin them positively, the administration pretends they don't exist. It's the kind of strategy that would have worked before the internet and YouTube—like when Biden was first elected to public office."
"Inflation and significant disruptions to the supply chains that bring goods into the United States have driven up prices for almost every product Americans use — but the Biden administration has worked to frame the problems as minor inconveniences that will soon pass"
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/opinion/what-world-does-the-biden-administration-live-in-opinion/ar-AAPMFKX?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/why-is-white-house-painting-inflation-and-supply-disruption-as-minor-problems/ar-AAPMVsW?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531
The way Biden and company is going, they will go much lower.
Inflation is rising, crime is rising, illegal aliens entering the USA is rising, COVID numbers are rising, foreign policy decisions like Afghanistan will be with us for a decade or more, and Biden doesn't seem to have any answers other than printing more money that will only make inflation go higher and policy decisions that will make the current issues worse.
"Since President Joe Biden took office, he and his staff have engaged in a peculiar strategy. Rather than acknowledge the problems his policies have caused and try to spin them positively, the administration pretends they don't exist. It's the kind of strategy that would have worked before the internet and YouTube—like when Biden was first elected to public office."
"Inflation and significant disruptions to the supply chains that bring goods into the United States have driven up prices for almost every product Americans use — but the Biden administration has worked to frame the problems as minor inconveniences that will soon pass"
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/opinion/what-world-does-the-biden-administration-live-in-opinion/ar-AAPMFKX?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/why-is-white-house-painting-inflation-and-supply-disruption-as-minor-problems/ar-AAPMVsW?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531
What World Does The Biden Administration Live In? | Opinion
Since Biden took office, he and his staff have engaged in a peculiar strategy. Rather than acknowledge problems, the administration pretends they don't exist.
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MSG (Join to see) - I don't have a crystal ball to see the future. I think in time Biden will get better and he like Obama will have to do it without the republicans. Like I said, it is near impossible for Biden to gain much ground after trump set us back decades.
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We have to agree to disagree.
I think Obama set us back or pushed us in left wing areas on many things that Trump only reversed. I don't see anything that he did was groundbreaking.
Now, Biden is trying to do the same thing that Obama did, and will likely be reversed by the next Republican President.
A main issue I see is the Democrat party has been highjacked and pushed further left than they ever have been, supporting causes such as doing away with the filibuster, packing the Supreme Court, pushing social bills costing trillions of dollars and passing them by themselves.
Do Democrats stop to think that Republicans will see these actions as precedents and use them after retaking Congress?
We have to agree to disagree.
I think Obama set us back or pushed us in left wing areas on many things that Trump only reversed. I don't see anything that he did was groundbreaking.
Now, Biden is trying to do the same thing that Obama did, and will likely be reversed by the next Republican President.
A main issue I see is the Democrat party has been highjacked and pushed further left than they ever have been, supporting causes such as doing away with the filibuster, packing the Supreme Court, pushing social bills costing trillions of dollars and passing them by themselves.
Do Democrats stop to think that Republicans will see these actions as precedents and use them after retaking Congress?
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