Biden approval rating reaches new low

 Paul Bedard:

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... his approval is at an all-time low. Biden’s approval has fallen to 46%, and his disapproval is at 52%.

Poll provided by Rasmussen Reports

His trend line in the Rasmussen tracking history has never shown him to be as popular as his former boss, Barack Obama.

Not surprisingly, there is a huge partisan gap in the findings. Among Democrats, Biden’s approval to disapproval rating was 77% to 22%.

Republicans are harsh in their judgment of the liberal president. Some 81% disapprove of Biden, while just 17% approve.

Bad for Biden is the intensity of those who disapprove. The poll said that 42% “strongly disapprove,” while only 26% “strongly approve.”
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I think it will get worse for him as more people come to realize what a disaster he has been for this country.   

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