Staff Reports
In recent news, it has been reported that former President Donald Trump is leading in a survey against President Biden by the widest margin ever recorded by CNN. This means more people are preferring Trump over Biden. This is a strong indication that the people might want Trump back in the White House.
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Trump’s support has stayed strong at 49 percent, while Biden’s support has dropped from 45 percent to 43 percent since the beginning of the year. This shows that more people are turning away from Biden and towards Trump. Trump seems to be gaining more popularity among voters.
When it comes to rating their job performances, 55 percent of people believe Trump’s first term was successful. This is a significant increase from when Trump left office, showing that people are now recognizing his achievements as a president. On the other hand, only 39 percent think Biden is doing a good job, with a majority saying his presidency has not been successful.
Independents, who are voters that don’t align with a specific political party, also seem to favor Trump over Biden. 51 percent of independents believe Trump’s presidency was successful, while only 37 percent think Biden has been doing well as a president. This is a clear sign that even those who don’t lean towards a party are not satisfied with Biden’s performance.
The dissatisfaction with Biden seems to be growing, with 60 percent of people disapproving of his job performance. This has been a trend for almost a year now, with people continuously showing their disappointment in how Biden is handling things as a president. Even on specific issues like the economy and inflation, Biden is receiving negative feedback.
This news suggests that Trump is gaining more support compared to Biden, and people are not happy with how Biden is running the country. This is something that Biden should be concerned about as he moves forward with his presidency.
