Monmouth Poll: Biden Approval Down to 34 Percent

[Deluge]

I'm still stunned that illegitimate liar is in the White House. Let's hope his rating dips into the 20's.

"President Joe Biden's job approval rating has hit an all-time low, according to the latest Monmouth University survey.

Among poll respondents, 34% say they approve of Biden's job performance, while 61% disapprove. That’s the president’s lowest rating, according to Monmouth’s polling, since he took office.

Biden's job approval has dropped among both Democrats (74%, down from 80% in September and 88% in July) and independents (24%, down from 30% in September and 38% in July), and currently stands at just 5% among Republicans, according to the Monmouth University Polling Institute (MUPI)."

https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/biden-job-approval/2023/12/18/id/1146378/

[CdnFox]

3 hours ago, Deluge said:

I'm still stunned that illegitimate liar is in the White House. Let's hope his rating dips into the 20's.

Trump ran a bad campaign - biden ran no campaign.  Trump will have to watch that this time around if he doesn't want to fall into that trap again.
 

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"President Joe Biden's job approval rating has hit an all-time low, according to the latest Monmouth University survey.

Among poll respondents, 34% say they approve of Biden's job performance, while 61% disapprove. That’s the president’s lowest rating, according to Monmouth’s polling, since he took office.

Biden's job approval has dropped among both Democrats (74%, down from 80% in September and 88% in July) and independents (24%, down from 30% in September and 38% in July), and currently stands at just 5% among Republicans, according to the Monmouth University Polling Institute (MUPI)."

https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/biden-job-approval/2023/12/18/id/1146378/

 

Contrary to popular belief - people don't actually vote out gov'ts per se.  They will keep a gov't they don't like if they don't feel there's at least something better out there.

It's not going to be enough to "not be biden" - if trump is going to win he's got to convince not just his core but the mushy middle that a trump-verse is better than a biden-verse and that he'll be a step up. He was not able to convey that impression last time and biden was. 

If trump is going to win this time he's going to have to really sell the idea that the economy and such will be better under him and that peoples' lives will be more stable, not less stable. Nobody is going to elect him on throwing out immigrants legal or otherwise.