The regrets of Biden voters

 Fox News:

Three people – a Black man, a trans woman and a homeless mother – all regret voting for Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential election, each with unique reasoning.

"I feel like I've been lied to by the media telling us Biden is the answer to all the country's problems," Mikaela Stekly told Fox News. "That's what I saw him as when I voted for him."

"And they made [former President] Trump kind of the bad guy in the media, but things were a lot better when he was president," Stekly, a homeless single mother who blamed the president for her financial struggles, continued.

A Black father of three and lifelong Democrat, meanwhile, said his party has broken its promises to help the Black community. And a trans woman told Fox News she soured on Biden a few months into his term after determining that he embraced a Marxist agenda opposed to freedom.

"I feel like a lot of Black people, we're trapped in the vicious cycle of believing what Democrats tell us," Chris McCullough, the father of three, told Fox News. "And that's how I was for my whole entire life."

McCullough grew up believing the narrative that the Democrats were the party of inclusivity and therefore the only option for Black voters.

"I was programmed, in a sense, with that Democratic-savior type of situation," he told Fox News. "That's how Biden comes across – as Black people's savior."

During the 2020 campaign, Biden said during an interview with Charlamagne Tha God that "if you have a problem figuring out whether you're for me or Trump, then you ain't Black."

McCullough, who said he now regrets voting for Biden, took that to heart.

"I thought that Republicans weren't for people of color – they were just for rich White people," he told Fox News. "That's the way the media portrays it to be. I found out that that's the furthest thing from the truth."
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With Biden currently polling in the 30's it suggests that these people are not alone in regretting their vote.  The other Democrat leaders like Pelosi and Schumer have been just as bad and attempted to spend the US into oblivion in the process.  The Democrats deserve to lose the coming elections.

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And:

 Biden’s approval rating craters to 30% after brutal week: poll

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