Many people regret Joe Biden’s vote, if they are really honest, especially after the fiasco of the Afghan withdrawal.
Biden supporter on MSNBC: “I support President Biden. I participated in a campaign and this is the first time in my life that I regret my decision” pic.twitter.com/TeB1G01hRg
-The Rising of America (@AmericaRising) August 20, 2021
Free Afghanistan activist Joe Biden: “I’m sorry I voted for you” pic.twitter.com/4mnUsD8Shs
— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) August 24, 2021
I often get this now #extra pic.twitter.com/0cwwdzv04A
— Jorge Masvidal UFC (@GamebredFighter) August 28, 2021
So how many Americans regretted the votes they gave Biden at this point?
According to a new Zogby poll, This is a considerable number, in the millions-20% of people regret their vote. Maybe it’s just me, but I bet it may be more than that. 20% are just people who are honest enough to admit it. But there may be a large group of people who just don’t want to admit that they were wrong. According to the Washington reviewer, “21% of Democrats and 29% of Republican voters expressed regret. Independents eased the overall blow to Biden, and only 14% of them said they wanted to withdraw their votes.”
Zogby explains the importance of this number when you consider how many regions have meager profits in 2016 and 2020.
“If you consider the size of the voters and how the last two presidential elections (2016 and 2020) were determined by the tens of thousands of votes in a few battlefield states, this may really hurt President Biden’s 2024 Opportunity,” Zogby concluded.
In addition, it now raises a big question about his “base”, if they will be there, it will be 2024.
Although women and older voters regretted voting for him less, younger voters and urban voters, as well as black and Hispanic voters, regret more.
“Men (27% yes/70% no/3% uncertain) are twice as likely to regret voting for Joe Biden as women (13% yes/82% no/5% uncertain). Race also affects voters. The degree of regret for voting for Biden: Hispanics (33% yes/63% no/4% uncertain) and African-Americans (25% yes/70% no/5% uncertain) are higher than white voters (16 % Yes/80% No/4% Not sure) Regret to vote for Biden,” wrote Zogby’s analysis.
“When it comes to whether voters regret voting for President Biden, where they live is also important. Urban voters (28% yes/67% no/4% uncertain) are more likely to regret voting for Biden than suburban voters ( 14% yes/83% no/4% uncertain) and twice as much as rural voters (12% yes/86)% no/3% uncertain),” he added.
This is on the basis of the decline in Biden’s approval rating. Many opinion polls have placed him underwater. As I reported earlier. 52% of Rasmussen wanted him to resign. To make matters worse, 60% of them support impeachment. Today, we even for the first time, NPR 51% disapproval of the polls.
Can he crawl out from below? This is a disaster that is hard to forget, especially when it directly kills Americans and Americans are still in danger. Most importantly, the economic and COVID problems continue. Unfortunately, we are only seven months away from the Joe Biden disaster, and there may be many bad things happening.
