Biden losing support of black voters

 Daily Caller:

President Joe Biden’s support among black Americans has taken a nosedive in a matter of months, according to one new poll from Marquette University Law School.

The Marquette poll released Thursday found that Biden’s approval rating with black Americans is currently just 56%. That’s a drop of more than 30% from July 2021, when his job approval among the same group was 88%.

The survey, conducted March 14-24, interviewed 1,004 U.S. adults and has a margin of error of +/-4 percentage points.
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Biden’s approval rating during that time period was down with all demographics, the poll found. Job approval with white Americans fell from 50% to 40%, and it fell from 56% to 51% with Hispanics. But the decline with black Americans was bigger than with any other group, be it race or party affiliation.

Biden’s approval with independent voters was also down substantially, from 57% to 37%. Even Democratic approval fell, from 96% to 86%. (RELATED: White House Tries To Clarify Biden’s Troop Training Comment, Says He Didn’t Reveal ‘Compromised Information’)
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It is not hard to see why he is losing support.  His energy and inflation policies have been a disaster that people feel every time they go to a gas station or grocery store.  It becomes a reminder to vote against every Democrat on the ballot. 

BTW, Pelosi is polling even lower than Biden.

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