Biden sets new record for low approval

 The Lid:

Joe Biden now has the lowest approval ratings of any president in modern history. Yet the media is practically ignoring the story.

The newest Quinnipiac University poll — which is not a right-wing polling firm — found that a mere 33% of Americans approve of the way President Biden is handling his job\

The poll of 1,412 adults released on Wednesday also shows that a whopping 54% disapprove of Biden, with only 13% saying they have no opinion.

Per Just the News:

The 33% approval rating ties the low Biden received in a January 12 Quinnipiac poll in which his disapproval rating was 53%.

Along party lines, 76% of Democrats surveyed approved of Biden’s job performance, while 94% of Republicans disapproved.

Among Independents, 56% approved and 26% disapproved – in a midterm election year in which their votes for Democrats or Republicans running in congressional, state and local elections will be critical.

Among registered voters surveyed by Quinnipiac, 35% approved of Biden’s job performance, while 55% disapproved and 10% offered no opinion.

Those numbers make me wonder if the 35% of registered voters who approved of Biden had some sort of head injury that dulled their mental capabilities.

As USA Today reported in September of last year, Trump’s lowest rating was his brief 2017 rating of 34 percent. Trump spent most of his presidency above 45 percent.

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Trump's low approval rating was at a time when he was being falsely accused of Russian collusion.  That was a Hillary Clinton con job that the media fell for and exploited to drive his numbers down.  Biden earned his low rating with serial screw-ups.  It would not surprise me to see Biden in the 20's if he sticks around.

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