The 2020 media con job about Biden

 Biz Pac Review:

To say that the honeymoon is over for Joe Biden would be a huge understatement as the nation’s 46th president’s approval ratings are in a death spiral that is rapidly gaining momentum, according to a new poll that is a nightmare scenario for the Democratic party.

Large numbers of Americans are now waking up to the fact that they were conned by campaign trail promises and the claims of the media that putting Biden into the White House would usher in an era of stability, national unity, and an economic rebound for a country that was brought to its knees due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Instead, the nation is divided as never before as a result of Biden’s authoritarianism and fondness for race-baiting demagoguery, his failure to contain COVID, skyrocketing energy and food prices, an unprecedented supply chain crisis, and a humiliating loss of stature on the world stage after the administration cut and run in Afghanistan, surrendering the country to the terrorist coddling Taliban.

Americans are slowly becoming aware of the Biden bamboozle and the just-released poll from NBC News puts Biden’s approval rating at a miserable 42 percent, a number that has appropriately arrived on Halloween, badly spooking Democrats and their media mouthpieces.

Most concerning for the ruling party is that according to the poll, “7 in 10 adults, including almost half of Democrats, believe the nation is headed in the wrong direction,” a sign that voters could be ready for a major course correction in next year’s midterm elections and could shatter Democrat dreams of permanent one-party rule by stripping them of control of Congress.

That is a whopping 71 percent of Americans who believe that the country is headed in the wrong direction.
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The mainstream media and social media were both behind this con job.  While the story suggests the country is divided, it looks like a strong majority are united around not liking Biden or his policies.

See, also:

Joe's polls may be low, but the media's are worse

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