Democrats in panic mode for 2022 elections

 Daily Caller:

President Joe Biden’s poll numbers are triggering panic mode for some Democrats ahead of the 2022 midterms, strategists said, according to The Hill.

“It’s bad,” an anonymous Democratic strategist said, according to The Hill. “You have an energy crisis that’s paralyzing and inflation is at a 40-year high and we’re heading into a recession. The problem is simple. The American people have lost confidence in him.”

“Everyone needs to come to terms with the reality that we’re going to get slaughtered in November,” the strategist reportedly continued. “That’s a fact. His polling has gotten worse not better. It’s indicative of the fact that people have lost confidence in his leadership. There’s nothing they’re going to be able to do.”

Chair of the Brookings Institutions governance study program and former domestic policy adviser to former President Bill Clinton, Bill Galston, said, “unless and until inflation comes down appreciably, that there’s going to be a ceiling on his job approval that’s a lot lower than the White House wants it to be.”

Gallup senior editor Jeff Jones said “high gas prices are one of the biggest anchors on presidential approval.” (RELATED: Poll: Biden’s Support Among Black Voters Cratered In Past Nine Months)
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It is not just Biden.  Nancy Pelosi's polling numbers are lower than Biden's.  The whole Democrat agenda lacks majority support.  Biden deliberately drove fuel prices to push his Green New Deal and now blames the oil companies for what he did. Biden's response to Covid was a trigger for inflation.

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