A significant majority of Americans glad Biden is stepping down

 The Federalist Wire:

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The poll findings are stark: 76 percent of likely voters approve of Biden’s decision not to run for re-election, with 53 percent expressing strong approval.

Conversely, only 18 percent disapprove of this decision. More notably, 52 percent of Americans believe that Biden should not wait to complete his term and should resign immediately.

The survey further asked participants how they believe Biden will be remembered in the annals of American history. The most common response, chosen by 29 percent, was “the worst president ever,” while another 21 percent categorized him as a “bad president.” These numbers underscore a deep-seated dissatisfaction with Biden’s tenure among the American electorate.
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I am among those who think Biden is the worst president ever.  He started off with a disastrous bug out of Afghanistan that got several American troops killed.  Later he denied that they were killed.  His handling of the economy has also been disastrous leading to inflation that is still hurting US consumers.  On top of that he now wants to raise taxes to pay for his exorbitant spending.

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