Who are these people?

 Daily Caller:

POLL: Only 3 Out Of 10 Americans Say The Country Is Doing ‘Well’ Under Biden

 

Just three out of 10 Americans think the country is doing “somewhat well” under President Joe Biden, according to a new CBS News/YouGov poll released Sunday.

The poll, conducted between Nov. 15-19 among 2,058 U.S. adults, found that just 26% of adults think things are going “somewhat well,” while just four percent think things are going “very well.” The poll had a margin of error of three points.

Meanwhile, 37% of those polled said things are going “somewhat badly” while 33% said things are going “very badly.”

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I suspect that many of those who think things are going well are in the media.  They seem to be screwing up as much as Biden lately.  Like Biden, they have been wrong about nearly everything for the last five years.

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