The majority of respondents also have little hope for the future
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According to a CNN poll published last month and Thursday, a majority - 58% of Americans dislike Joe Biden's performance as US president. The figures follow a steady decline in popular opinion about Democratic career politicians, whose approval ratings have plummeted since last March.
More than half of the groups that reportedly rejected Biden - 56% - also said that "Biden has not done anything literally since he took office that he approves of" and a similar proportion. (57%) Americans announce their first year. Presidency leads to failure more than success.
Even Democrats are tired of their leader. While 83% of party members reportedly endorsed Biden's performance, that number was 11 points lower than last March. And among non-Democrats, his approval rating is declining - only 36% of independents and 9% of Republicans view his performance positively.
Respondents who rejected Biden's performance had no shortage of reasons. Its economy and its response to the epidemic have declined by 8 and 9 points, respectively, with only 37 percent of Americans supporting its economic policies and 45 percent approving of its epidemic response. Only 18% claimed they were overconfident about their ability to manage a thriving economy, and only a quarter were overconfident about their incoming epidemic policies - the number they were gaining last year. About half.
The near-term inflation caused by rising gas and food prices has left many Americans struggling to make ends meet - fortunate to have kept their jobs, at least during epidemics. Were
The growing course of dislike was evident from the answers to questions about the CoVID- 19, policy, which still governs many aspects of life, especially in the blue states. While nearly three-quarters of Democrats (73%) favored current policies aimed at curbing the spread, an equal share of Republicans argued that it was time to learn to live with the virus, as in Britain and some European countries. Has started. More than half of independents (54%) agree that Americans should learn to live with the virus, a figure that appeals to families with young adults and children.
American public schools have become a hotbed of bias over CoVID- 19, restrictions, with many parents arguing that the mask mandate adopted by Democratic governors hinders normal childhood development, and three-quarters of Americans are concerned about the epidemic. I reported feeling "burned".
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While respondents could not agree on a single key issue, they felt that Biden should move forward, with only 21% of respondents reporting "too much confidence" that he could provide meaningful leadership.
Estimates of its ability to work with Congress have fallen by more than half, falling to 15 percent, with Democrats falling even more by 28 points since last March. The main issues among the respondents were reduction of inflation, voting rights, and border security, all issues on which Biden has failed to deliver on his campaign promises.
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