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Nearly 80 percent of Americans blame Biden for inflation surge: poll
The vast majority of Americans say surging grocery and household goods prices are causing them financial hardship and nearly 80 percent blame the Biden administration’s economic policies, a new poll says.
About 70 percent of Americans say the national economy is in bad shape, and the majority — 86 percent — are concerned about inflation, according to the Fox News poll released Wednesday.
Of those polled, 86 percent blame the COVID-19 pandemic for increasing prices and 79 percent blame the Biden administration’s economic policies.
The surging costs of groceries and gas are causing financial hardship for 70 percent of people with incomes of less than $50,000, the polls says.
The vast majority of Americans say surging grocery and household goods prices are causing them financial hardship and nearly 80 percent blame the Biden administration’s economic policies, a new poll says.
About 70 percent of Americans say the national economy is in bad shape, and the majority — 86 percent — are concerned about inflation, according to the Fox News poll released Wednesday.
Of those polled, 86 percent blame the COVID-19 pandemic for increasing prices and 79 percent blame the Biden administration’s economic policies.
The surging costs of groceries and gas are causing financial hardship for 70 percent of people with incomes of less than $50,000, the polls says.
Biden Sinking In Numerous Polls Amid Afghanistan Crisis
Politico reported on Wednesday, “SIREN: President JOE BIDEN’s average approval rating is below 50% for the first time this year. 538: 49.8% … RCP: 49.4%.”
The 538 poll found Biden with a 44% disapproval rating. The highest average approval rating the RDCP poll has ascertained for Biden during his presidency was at 55.8%; he has dropped over five points.
Politico reported on Wednesday, “SIREN: President JOE BIDEN’s average approval rating is below 50% for the first time this year. 538: 49.8% … RCP: 49.4%.”
The 538 poll found Biden with a 44% disapproval rating. The highest average approval rating the RDCP poll has ascertained for Biden during his presidency was at 55.8%; he has dropped over five points.
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How soon will he pack up and leave the country?
We can’t get that lucky.
If only..... not sure what he was watching.
Biden’s Job Approval Tumbles Below 50% After Afghanistan Pullout
The Daily Wire commissioned SurveyMonkey to conduct the national poll of 1,066 Americans taken August 17-18, following the collapse of the Afghan government and the Taliban’s takeover of the country’s capital, Kabul.
The poll pegged Biden’s job approval rating at 47%, just two points higher than his disapproval rating. In mid-July, Biden was averaging a job approval rating of 52% with 43% disapproving, according to RealClearPolitics. Biden’s nine-point advantage has shrunk to just two points in a matter of weeks.
According to the Daily Wire poll:
The Daily Wire commissioned SurveyMonkey to conduct the national poll of 1,066 Americans taken August 17-18, following the collapse of the Afghan government and the Taliban’s takeover of the country’s capital, Kabul.
The poll pegged Biden’s job approval rating at 47%, just two points higher than his disapproval rating. In mid-July, Biden was averaging a job approval rating of 52% with 43% disapproving, according to RealClearPolitics. Biden’s nine-point advantage has shrunk to just two points in a matter of weeks.
According to the Daily Wire poll:
- On the economy, 47% of Americans approve of Biden’s performance while 45% disapprove (+2).
- On COVID-19, Biden’s approval rating stands at 55% with 39% disapproving(+16).
- On foreign policy, Biden is 32% approve, 55% disapprove (-23)
- Meanwhile, 33% approve of Biden’s handling of immigration while 54% disapprove (-21).
- Just 31% of Americans approve of Biden’s performance addressing crime while 48% disapprove (-17).
Biden’s Approval Rating Drops to 41%, Disapproval Up to a Whopping 55% Amid Kabul Crisis: USA Today Poll
The poll was taken Thursday through Monday, right after the fall of Afghanistan’s capital city of Kabul to the Taliban, prompting Americans and Afghans to scramble to the airport currently under U.S. control. Biden had set a full withdrawal date of August 31 and on Tuesday addressed the nation to say that is still the plan, and that 70,000 people have already been evacuated.
Just 41% of Americans approve of the job Biden is doing, according to the poll. Meanwhile, 55% disapprove. The president’s handling of Afghanistan was the driving force behind the numbers. “Today, President Biden’s overall approval has taken a turn for the worse due to his awful job performance rating on Afghanistan,” said David Paleologos, director of the Suffolk Political Research Center.
The poll was taken Thursday through Monday, right after the fall of Afghanistan’s capital city of Kabul to the Taliban, prompting Americans and Afghans to scramble to the airport currently under U.S. control. Biden had set a full withdrawal date of August 31 and on Tuesday addressed the nation to say that is still the plan, and that 70,000 people have already been evacuated.
Just 41% of Americans approve of the job Biden is doing, according to the poll. Meanwhile, 55% disapprove. The president’s handling of Afghanistan was the driving force behind the numbers. “Today, President Biden’s overall approval has taken a turn for the worse due to his awful job performance rating on Afghanistan,” said David Paleologos, director of the Suffolk Political Research Center.
Biden's Approval Rating on COVID-19 Will Wane Faster Than Vaccine Immunity
As the Delta wave continues, the approval of Biden’s pandemic leadership may continue to decline. It will also become more difficult to blame it on Republican governors. Oregon recorded a record number of new cases on August 27, despite mask mandates and other restrictions. The vaccination rate in the state is 66% over the age of 18. Florida has vaccinated 68% over the age of 12.
California’s COVID-19 hospitalizations topped the 2020 summer surge in mid-August as well. Seasonal viruses will hit different areas of the U.S. in a slightly different pattern as activity levels and time spent outdoors change with the weather. Every governor will have a turn. Biden’s only saving grace is that the rolling death-o-meter is no longer on CNN. However, it is clear whatever plan he had to shut down the virus instead of the country did not go exactly as planned.
If Joe Biden were serious about shutting down the virus, he would use his authority to surge the production of monoclonal antibodies to disconnect symptomatic illness from hospitalization. Keeping people out of the hospital lowers mortality by definition. The lack of focus on keeping people from getting seriously ill has been one of the most confusing features of this pandemic.
As the Delta wave continues, the approval of Biden’s pandemic leadership may continue to decline. It will also become more difficult to blame it on Republican governors. Oregon recorded a record number of new cases on August 27, despite mask mandates and other restrictions. The vaccination rate in the state is 66% over the age of 18. Florida has vaccinated 68% over the age of 12.
California’s COVID-19 hospitalizations topped the 2020 summer surge in mid-August as well. Seasonal viruses will hit different areas of the U.S. in a slightly different pattern as activity levels and time spent outdoors change with the weather. Every governor will have a turn. Biden’s only saving grace is that the rolling death-o-meter is no longer on CNN. However, it is clear whatever plan he had to shut down the virus instead of the country did not go exactly as planned.
If Joe Biden were serious about shutting down the virus, he would use his authority to surge the production of monoclonal antibodies to disconnect symptomatic illness from hospitalization. Keeping people out of the hospital lowers mortality by definition. The lack of focus on keeping people from getting seriously ill has been one of the most confusing features of this pandemic.
Democrats are a near 90% just like with Trump garner 80% or higher Republican
and while the so called independents seem to lean left in most of the polling done during the Trump years ... this is the critical measure of Biden's Approval
[also all the polling but Rasmusen over sampled Dems by 5% or higher skewing any poll further left ]
TJ / Transporter / Gunsmoke liked to try to call me out on my opposition to polling ... I'm not opposed to polling, I'm opposed to over-sampled polling .... you want to claim 60% of Americans disapprove of Trump
ok Don't have Dems at 35% Rep. at 22% and the rest Ind, ans call me its a ' fair ' poll
Biden's Job Approval Has Entered Dangerous Territory
Let’s look at the implications of this, first through the lens of Senate elections, then through the lens of House elections. I’ve explored Senate elections in this article. As the chart near the bottom indicates, when Biden was hovering around 52% job approval, Democrats were heavily favored to maintain control of the Senate. The most likely outcome for the party was that it would actually gain a seat.
But Democrats’ chances of holding the Senate were slated to drop off quickly if the president’s job approval fell any further. At 50%, they would be expected to break even, but would lose control about one time out of four. At 49% job approval, the Senate is considered 50-50.
At 46%? Democrats would lose between four and zero seats 95% of the time, with an expected outcome of two seats. They only retain control about 4% of the time. This is obviously an outcome Democrats would like to avoid.
What about the House? Modeling aggregate House elections is a treacherous task, as there is just too much froth at the individual House level. Nevertheless, we can draw some broad generalizations from previous elections, using factors that I’ve referenced previously.
Let’s look at the implications of this, first through the lens of Senate elections, then through the lens of House elections. I’ve explored Senate elections in this article. As the chart near the bottom indicates, when Biden was hovering around 52% job approval, Democrats were heavily favored to maintain control of the Senate. The most likely outcome for the party was that it would actually gain a seat.
But Democrats’ chances of holding the Senate were slated to drop off quickly if the president’s job approval fell any further. At 50%, they would be expected to break even, but would lose control about one time out of four. At 49% job approval, the Senate is considered 50-50.
At 46%? Democrats would lose between four and zero seats 95% of the time, with an expected outcome of two seats. They only retain control about 4% of the time. This is obviously an outcome Democrats would like to avoid.
What about the House? Modeling aggregate House elections is a treacherous task, as there is just too much froth at the individual House level. Nevertheless, we can draw some broad generalizations from previous elections, using factors that I’ve referenced previously.
This forecasting is a useless exercise. There is still over a year until Nov 2022.
Biden’s Approval Rating Among CNN Employees Sinks To All-Time Low Of 98%
babylonbee.com
Biden’s Approval Rating Among CNN Employees Sinks To All-Time Low Of 98%
ATLANTA, GA—After a tumultuous 3 weeks and a botched withdrawal from Afghanistan, internal polls now indicate that Biden's approval rating among those who work at CNN has fallen to an all-time low of 98%.
babylonbee.com