Is Joe Biden’s honeymoon over? If his recent poll numbers show any signs, then we are at least approaching this point.
Gallup released new approval rating data, showing that Biden’s approval rating has dropped sharply. More importantly, he is losing the support of groups that the Democratic Party needs to do well in 2022 to retain Congress. This is not yet a five-level alert level, but it doesn’t look very good either.
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The honeymoon period seems to be waning.https://t.co/46e0SdC1m9
-The Washington Times (@WashTimes) July 24, 2021
“President BidenThe latest job approval rate is 50%, down from 56% in June. Before this month, hisThe score did not show a meaningful change his Serving time, the current figure marks the lowest value of the measurement he So far,” a new Gallup poll report Released Friday.
“Currently, 90% of Democrats, 12% of Republicans, and 48% of independents support this job Biden Is doing it. his Among these groups, Democrats and independents have the lowest ratings so far.The new poll marks the first time he The approval rate among independents is lower than the majority,” Gallup said.
For Biden, his drop to 50% in only six months is not a good sign. There is nothing that can reverse these numbers. Inflation is hitting the middle class, and unemployment benefits are rising. At the same time, the government’s inconsistency on COVID, including the possible push for updated mask regulations, may also be a negative driving factor.
Biden’s inability to complete a sentence may also damage the perception of him. In the nearest city hall, the president began a heartbreaking nihility for more than 30 seconds, and even his staunchest supporters would question his mental abilities. Coupled with the fact that the more radical elements of his government seem to be manipulating behind the scenes, this is a secret to frighten independent voters, and this poll shows that he is now in trouble.
This is what happens in the 2022 election. Due to the re-division of constituencies (because they won state-level elections), Republicans have a lot of inherent advantages. Given that 2022 is the first mid-term term of the new president, they also face historical resistance. The only way to overcome this is for Democrats to do a good job with vacillating voters. If Biden’s approval rating hovered around 50%, this would not happen.
In recent electoral history, only George W. Bush successfully avoided the first midterm massacre, which was after 9/11. Biden may think that there will be a similar rallying point for COVID, but this does not seem to be the case. On the contrary, his handling of COVID appears to be a growing point of contention.
If Biden doesn’t increase his appeal, he will become a grind on the necks of Democrats in rocking regions. But how can he? He obviously will not change the policy line, because he has completely surrendered to the extreme left of his party. In addition, he took an organic economic recovery and put it into practice. This will not be resolved overnight, and the situation will only get worse if the Democratic Party passes its $3.5 trillion settlement bill. In short, Biden has gotten too deep, and there is little evidence that he can raise his head high enough to stop a red wave on election night in 2022.
Of course, for the country, there is nothing better than this happening.
