Staff Reports
Joe Biden’s approval rating took a serious nosedive in November, according to a CNN poll released on Wednesday. It’s now at its lowest level since he took office in 2021. Yikes! Democrats must be shaking in their boots, worried about Biden’s chances in the 2024 election.
In November, only 37 percent of Americans approved of Biden’s job performance, a decrease of two points from October. It’s not looking good for him. Let’s take a trip down memory lane and compare it to previous months: October 2023 – 39 percent, August 2023 – 39 percent, July 2023 – 41 percent. Hey, look at that, it’s a downward trend!
CNN Poll: Joe Biden’s Approval Rating Sinks to Lowest of Presidency. https://t.co/60Mj1rO8h4
— Patricia Smith (@Patrici10834779) December 7, 2023
But wait, there’s more! Biden’s struggling economy is a big part of the problem. In November, only 33 percent of Americans approved of his handling of the economy. Ouch! It’s the second-lowest rating he’s received on this issue. The numbers are just not in his favor: October 2023 – 36 percent, May 2023 – 34 percent, December 2022 – 36 percent. Double ouch!
Now, don’t get too excited, my conservative friends. As much as we may want to see Biden step aside, he seems determined to face off against our very own former President Donald Trump in 2024. Biden even said, “If Trump wasn’t running, I’m not sure I’d be running.” Wow, it’s like he knows he can’t win without Trump as his opponent.
It’s not just us conservatives who have doubts about Biden’s ability to take on Trump. Even Democrats are questioning if he’s the best candidate. Some say it’s his age, others point to his plummeting approval rating. Former Senior White House Adviser David Axelrod chimed in, saying that Biden needs to decide whether it’s wise for him or the country if he becomes the Democratic nominee.
This CNN poll isn’t the only one showing terrible numbers for Biden. NBC News reported that his approval rating is tanking to its lowest level, Quinnipiac University found that a majority of voters disapprove of his sluggish economy, and Bloomberg News/Morning Consult showed Trump leading Biden in crucial swing states. Yikes, it’s a rough road ahead for ol’ Joe.
