A pair of polls released this weekend are brutal for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. The polls, from The Washington Post/ABC News and NBC News, paint a dismal picture of life in America under the Biden administration — and an eagerness for change:
Americans really don’t like Joe Biden and Kamala Harris:
- 56 percent disapprove of Biden — his highest disapproval rating since taking office.
- Just 31 percent have a positive view of Kamala Harris.
- Biden’s approval is “underwater among voters between the ages of 18 and 34, women, Latinos, and independents.”
- Biden’s approval ratings among Black voters, Latino voters, voters without a college degree, and independent voters are each down by double digits since the first year of his presidency.
Americans know Biden is a failure — on virtually every issue:
- 73 percent say the nation is on the wrong track under Biden.
- Just 23 percent approve of Biden’s handling of the southern border.
- Just 30 percent approve of Biden’s performance on the economy.
- 53 percent disapprove of Biden’s foreign policy.
Americans are rejecting the “Bidenomics” scheme:
- 44 percent say they are NOT as well off as they were when Biden took office — the highest number in the poll’s history.
- 74 percent say the economy is either “not so good” or “downright poor.”
- 75 percent have a negative view of average Americans’ incomes.
- 87 percent have a negative view of gas or energy prices.
- 91 percent have a negative view of food prices.
Americans are concerned about Biden:
- 74 percent are concerned Biden doesn’t have “the necessary mental and physical health to be president a second term.”
- 60 percent are concerned about Biden’s “awareness or involvement in the business dealings of his son, Hunter Biden, including alleged financial wrongdoing and corruption.”
Republican voters are enthusiastic about 2024:
- Republican voters are significantly more enthusiastic about the 2024 election than Democrat voters.
- Constituencies historically aligned with Democrats — including young voters, Black voters, and Latino voters — “have lower interest than at this same point in past election cycles.”
There is only one way to reverse the country’s Democrat-induced downward spiral — elect a Republican president in 2024.
