Biden approval drops below 40 %

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With each week that passes by for Joe Biden comes new lows, which was demonstrated in a brutal fashion just today as a new YouGov/Economist poll shows him dropping to under 40% for the first time in any poll since his inauguration:

A closer look at the numbers shows just how bad they are for Biden (note: black voters were actually 55/26):

Perhaps the most demoralizing of all for the Biden administration was how those surveyed for this poll (1,500 total with 1,264 being registered voters) gave him basement-level marks for his ability to unify the country, which was a key promise he made during his presidential campaign:

Further, the poll indicated a “sharp decline” in the “overall sense” of where America is headed....

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Judging by the chants at recent football games he has also lost the college demographic. He is also seeing pushback at his personal appearances following Hurricane Ida as people were giving him the finger and yelling insults at him.  He is also losing support from core Democrats.  Biden has responded to the criticism by "lying his head off."

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