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[W:199] What Americans Think about President Biden

Doug64 said:
So here's the second of my threads on Rasmussen polls (the first is What Americans Think about Politics, with the background of where these are coming from).

Rasmussen is, so far as I know, the only polling company that still polls on the president's job approval every weekday (except holidays). Rasmussen actually uses a three-day rolling average, with 500 Likely Voters polled daily--so each day's number is from 1,500 Likely Voters over the last three days. Still, every day is a bit too fluid for me, I prefer longer periods. So here's Biden's average numbers over the past week, month, and since he was elected. Then I toss in Trump's and Obama's numbers from the same point in their own presidencies, for comparison.

Biden's past week:
  • Strong Approval 21%
  • Strong Disapproval 48%
  • Total Approval 41%
  • Total Disapproval 58%
Biden's past month:
  • Strong Approval 22%
  • Strong Disapproval 47%
  • Total Approval 42%
  • Total Disapproval 57%
Biden's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 27%
  • Strong Disapproval 44%
  • Total Approval 46%
  • Total Disapproval 52%
Trump's past week:
  • Strong Approval 31%
  • Strong Disapproval 42%
  • Total Approval 47%
  • Total Disapproval 52%
Trump's past month:
  • Strong Approval 32%
  • Strong Disapproval 42%
  • Total Approval 47%
  • Total Disapproval 51%
Trump's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 30%
  • Strong Disapproval 44%
  • Total Approval 46%
  • Total Disapproval 54%
Obama's past week:
  • Strong Approval 25%
  • Strong Disapproval 42%
  • Total Approval 45%
  • Total Disapproval 54%
Obama's past month:
  • Strong Approval 25%
  • Strong Disapproval 41%
  • Total Approval 45%
  • Total Disapproval 54%
Obama's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 32%
  • Strong Disapproval 35%
  • Total Approval 52%
  • Total Disapproval 47%
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I'm going to ignore everything you said and link to an interactive Gallup approval poll:
It's better because it's not taken every day, which is erratic, true!

So if the approval follows a + / - trend similar to Obama or Trump, he'll fare much better than Trump by the end of his term. If the Republicans lose seats in congress and the economy gets worse, then.... he'll probably still fare better by the end of his term. The GOP seems to have a leg up by having decided to declare that they have no stance on any issue. If they declared "our platform is: refuse to establish federal protection of legal abortion, refusal to take action on gun control, refusal to enact economic policies, refusal to provide health insurance, and reducing voting rights" they'd suffer. "Own libs" does well with the public! I don't think any of their policy positions do, although "partial birth abortion" and "voter ID" might win as subsets of larger topics.
 
Doug64 said:
So here's the second of my threads on Rasmussen polls (the first is What Americans Think about Politics, with the background of where these are coming from).

Rasmussen is, so far as I know, the only polling company that still polls on the president's job approval every weekday (except holidays). Rasmussen actually uses a three-day rolling average, with 500 Likely Voters polled daily--so each day's number is from 1,500 Likely Voters over the last three days. Still, every day is a bit too fluid for me, I prefer longer periods. So here's Biden's average numbers over the past week, month, and since he was elected. Then I toss in Trump's and Obama's numbers from the same point in their own presidencies, for comparison.

Biden's past week:
  • Strong Approval 21%
  • Strong Disapproval 48%
  • Total Approval 41%
  • Total Disapproval 58%
Biden's past month:
  • Strong Approval 22%
  • Strong Disapproval 47%
  • Total Approval 42%
  • Total Disapproval 57%
Biden's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 27%
  • Strong Disapproval 44%
  • Total Approval 46%
  • Total Disapproval 52%
Trump's past week:
  • Strong Approval 31%
  • Strong Disapproval 42%
  • Total Approval 47%
  • Total Disapproval 52%
Trump's past month:
  • Strong Approval 32%
  • Strong Disapproval 42%
  • Total Approval 47%
  • Total Disapproval 51%
Trump's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 30%
  • Strong Disapproval 44%
  • Total Approval 46%
  • Total Disapproval 54%
Obama's past week:
  • Strong Approval 25%
  • Strong Disapproval 42%
  • Total Approval 45%
  • Total Disapproval 54%
Obama's past month:
  • Strong Approval 25%
  • Strong Disapproval 41%
  • Total Approval 45%
  • Total Disapproval 54%
Obama's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 32%
  • Strong Disapproval 35%
  • Total Approval 52%
  • Total Disapproval 47%
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A not-so-great Canadian Prime Minister said "polls are for dogs" & its one of the few times I've agreed with him. John Diefenbaker was not an easy man to know or report one, but he NEVER forgot a reporter's name. He contended & I agreed that public opinion surveys are a poor snap shot based on that days headlines which often had noting to with politics. If people are uneasy at news that food prices are rising, they are unlikely to put a star on anyone's performance. They also tend to feed themselves. A few elections back the Socialist NDP had the election won, but on election day the voters awarded the then Premier with a larger majority. What they were encountering was a backlash anti pollsters backlash.

So walk your dog and wait for the election day headline to find out who stole the election
 
Lycanthrope said:
Still a better love story than Trump.
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Have you ever read a post explaining in any well supported detail what Trump would have done differently than Biden since January 20, 2021
that would slow inflation or make more refined petroleum products available at lower prices that would not have fouled the environment costing more than any benefit or given the rest of Ukraine to Putin or slowed the rapid appreciation in price of U.S. residential real estate?

The Trump tariffs initiated rising prices and so did this, he said he was "the king of debt".

www.thebalance.com

US National Debt by Year

The U.S. national debt was over $31 trillion in 2022. In 1930, it was just $16 billion. The biggest impacts have been defense spending, recessions, and recently, the pandemic.
www.thebalance.com www.thebalance.com
2016$19,573105%Brexit
2017$20,245104%Congress raised the debt ceiling
2018$21,516105%Trump tax cuts
2019$22,719107%Trade wars
2020$27,748129%COVID-19 and 2020 recession
2021$29,617124%COVID-19 and American Rescue Plan Act
 
And ... still treading water, while being underwater.

Biden's past week:
  • Strong Approval 20% (-1)
  • Strong Disapproval 46% (-1)
  • Total Approval 42%
  • Total Disapproval 56%
Biden's past month:
  • Strong Approval 21%
  • Strong Disapproval 46%
  • Total Approval 42%
  • Total Disapproval 56%
Biden's time in office:

  • Strong Approval 26%
  • Strong Disapproval 44%
  • Total Approval 45%
  • Total Disapproval 53%
Trump's past week:
  • Strong Approval 32% (-3)
  • Strong Disapproval 40% (-2)
  • Total Approval 48% (-1)
  • Total Disapproval 51% (+1)
Trump's past month:
  • Strong Approval 33% (-1)
  • Strong Disapproval 40%
  • Total Approval 48%
  • Total Disapproval 50%
Trump's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 30%
  • Strong Disapproval 43%
  • Total Approval 46%
  • Total Disapproval 53%
Obama's past week:
  • Strong Approval 27% (+1)
  • Strong Disapproval 40% (-3)
  • Total Approval 47% (+2)
  • Total Disapproval 53% (-1)
Obama's past month:
  • Strong Approval 27% (-1)
  • Strong Disapproval 41%
  • Total Approval 46%
  • Total Disapproval 53%
Obama's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 31%
  • Strong Disapproval 36%
  • Total Approval 51%
  • Total Disapproval 48%

Mustachio said:
So if the approval follows a + / - trend similar to Obama or Trump, he'll fare much better than Trump by the end of his term.
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For Biden to fare much better than Trump he'll need a substantial, long-term improvement in his numbers. I don't see that happening in the foreseeable future.
 
Doug64 said:
And ... still treading water, while being underwater.

Biden's past week:
  • Strong Approval 20% (-1)
  • Strong Disapproval 46% (-1)
  • Total Approval 42%
  • Total Disapproval 56%
Biden's past month:
  • Strong Approval 21%
  • Strong Disapproval 46%
  • Total Approval 42%
  • Total Disapproval 56%
Biden's time in office:

  • Strong Approval 26%
  • Strong Disapproval 44%
  • Total Approval 45%
  • Total Disapproval 53%
Trump's past week:
  • Strong Approval 32% (-3)
  • Strong Disapproval 40% (-2)
  • Total Approval 48% (-1)
  • Total Disapproval 51% (+1)
Trump's past month:
  • Strong Approval 33% (-1)
  • Strong Disapproval 40%
  • Total Approval 48%
  • Total Disapproval 50%
Trump's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 30%
  • Strong Disapproval 43%
  • Total Approval 46%
  • Total Disapproval 53%
Obama's past week:
  • Strong Approval 27% (+1)
  • Strong Disapproval 40% (-3)
  • Total Approval 47% (+2)
  • Total Disapproval 53% (-1)
Obama's past month:
  • Strong Approval 27% (-1)
  • Strong Disapproval 41%
  • Total Approval 46%
  • Total Disapproval 53%
Obama's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 31%
  • Strong Disapproval 36%
  • Total Approval 51%
  • Total Disapproval 48%


For Biden to fare much better than Trump he'll need a substantial, long-term improvement in his numbers. I don't see that happening in the foreseeable future.
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But after (about) 2 years in office trump and biden had similar numbers right? And Biden is at an all time low right? Would you concede both of those statements are factually true? Because it seemed like your data was brushing over the fact that biden has had a better approval rating throughout - let me know if I’m wrong - every other month thus far through his term. I thought people could just look at that for themselves so data wouldn’t be “cherry picked”

Thanks!
 
Mustachio said:
But after (about) 2 years in office trump and biden had similar numbers right? And Biden is at an all time low right? Would you concede both of those statements are factually true? Because it seemed like your data was brushing over the fact that biden has had a better approval rating throughout - let me know if I’m wrong - every other month thus far through his term. I thought people could just look at that for themselves so data wouldn’t be “cherry picked”

Thanks!
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For Biden's performance to date you need to look at his average for his time in office--that's the average for every poll Ramussen has taken since he was sworn into office, good and bad, five releases of the three day rolling average a week except for holidays. And right now, Biden is performing as badly or worse than Trump did to this point in his presidency. The thing about those "time in office" averages is that the longer the term goes on the more polls are being piled up for the average, so the harder it is to shift the end result. Right now, it would take Biden months of significantly improved polls for a major shift in the current "time in office" averages, and I don't see that happening any time soon. Certainly lately he's been performing worse than Trump week after week, just digging that hole deeper.
 
Doug64 said:
Got it, you’re reading it the wrong way. What Biden actually had was 21% that strongly approved of his job performance and 20% that somewhat approved, for a total approval of 41%; likewise for the disapproval numbers—47% and 10% for a total of 57%.
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That was obvious. They were just pretending not to understand.
 
And then Biden's numbers manage to get even worse!

Biden's past week:
  • Strong Approval 19% (-1)
  • Strong Disapproval 49% (+3)
  • Total Approval 40% (-2)
  • Total Disapproval 58% (+2)
Biden's past month:
  • Strong Approval 20% (-1)
  • Strong Disapproval 47% (+1)
  • Total Approval 41% (-1)
  • Total Disapproval 57% (+1)
Biden's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 26%
  • Strong Disapproval 44%
  • Total Approval 45%
  • Total Disapproval 53%
Trump's past week:
  • Strong Approval 33% (+1)
  • Strong Disapproval 40%
  • Total Approval 48%
  • Total Disapproval 50% (-1)
Trump's past month:
  • Strong Approval 33%
  • Strong Disapproval 40%
  • Total Approval 48%
  • Total Disapproval 50%
Trump's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 30%
  • Strong Disapproval 43%
  • Total Approval 46%
  • Total Disapproval 53%
Obama's past week:
  • Strong Approval 25% (-2)
  • Strong Disapproval 42% (+2)
  • Total Approval 47%
  • Total Disapproval 53%
Obama's past month:
  • Strong Approval 27%
  • Strong Disapproval 42% (+1)
  • Total Approval 46%
  • Total Disapproval 53%
Obama's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 31%
  • Strong Disapproval 36%
  • Total Approval 51%
  • Total Disapproval 48%
 
Doug64 said:
And then Biden's numbers manage to get even worse!

Biden's past week:
  • Strong Approval 19% (-1)
  • Strong Disapproval 49% (+3)
  • Total Approval 40% (-2)
  • Total Disapproval 58% (+2)
Biden's past month:
  • Strong Approval 20% (-1)
  • Strong Disapproval 47% (+1)
  • Total Approval 41% (-1)
  • Total Disapproval 57% (+1)
Biden's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 26%
  • Strong Disapproval 44%
  • Total Approval 45%
  • Total Disapproval 53%
Trump's past week:
  • Strong Approval 33% (+1)
  • Strong Disapproval 40%
  • Total Approval 48%
  • Total Disapproval 50% (-1)
Trump's past month:
  • Strong Approval 33%
  • Strong Disapproval 40%
  • Total Approval 48%
  • Total Disapproval 50%
Trump's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 30%
  • Strong Disapproval 43%
  • Total Approval 46%
  • Total Disapproval 53%
Obama's past week:
  • Strong Approval 25% (-2)
  • Strong Disapproval 42% (+2)
  • Total Approval 47%
  • Total Disapproval 53%
Obama's past month:
  • Strong Approval 27%
  • Strong Disapproval 42% (+1)
  • Total Approval 46%
  • Total Disapproval 53%
Obama's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 31%
  • Strong Disapproval 36%
  • Total Approval 51%
  • Total Disapproval 48%
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You don't get enough love at Hannity.com?
 
And then Biden's numbers manage to get even worse again!

Biden's past week:
  • Strong Approval 18% (-1)
  • Strong Disapproval 48% (-1)
  • Total Approval 40%
  • Total Disapproval 59% (+1)
Biden's past month:
  • Strong Approval 20%
  • Strong Disapproval 47%
  • Total Approval 41%
  • Total Disapproval 57%
Biden's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 26%
  • Strong Disapproval 44%
  • Total Approval 45%
  • Total Disapproval 53%
Trump's past week:
  • Strong Approval 34% (+1)
  • Strong Disapproval 40%
  • Total Approval 48%
  • Total Disapproval 50%
Trump's past month:
  • Strong Approval 33%
  • Strong Disapproval 41% (+1)
  • Total Approval 48%
  • Total Disapproval 50%
Trump's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 30%
  • Strong Disapproval 43%
  • Total Approval 46%
  • Total Disapproval 53%
Obama's past week:
  • Strong Approval 26% (+1)
  • Strong Disapproval 43% (+1)
  • Total Approval 45% (-2)
  • Total Disapproval 55% (+2)
Obama's past month:
  • Strong Approval 26% (-1)
  • Strong Disapproval 42%
  • Total Approval 46%
  • Total Disapproval 54% (+1)
Obama's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 31%
  • Strong Disapproval 36%
  • Total Approval 51%
  • Total Disapproval 48%
 
And for a more focused question:

A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that just 27% of Likely U.S. voters rate Biden excellent or good for his handling of the economy. That’s down from 32% in December. Fifty-seven percent (57%) now give Biden a poor rating for his handling of the economy, up from 55% in December. Biden has blamed Russian President Vladimir Putin and major oil companies for the historic high price of gasoline. However, only 29% of voters think oil companies bear most responsibility for rising fuel costs, and just 11% say Putin is mainly to blame. Fifty-two percent (52%) believe Biden’s energy policies are most responsible for higher gas prices. These findings have changed little since April. Eighty percent (80%) of Republicans think Biden’s policies are most to blame for rising fuel costs, as do 24% of Democrats and 54% of voters not affiliated with either major party. Among Democratic voters, 46% blame major oil companies and 20% blame Putin for high gas prices.
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And Biden continues to get worse, though this time in the monthly category.

Biden's past week:
  • Strong Approval 19% (+1)
  • Strong Disapproval 49% (+1)
  • Total Approval 40%
  • Total Disapproval 59%
Biden's past month:
  • Strong Approval 19% (-1)
  • Strong Disapproval 48% (+1)
  • Total Approval 41%
  • Total Disapproval 58% (+1)
Biden's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 26%
  • Strong Disapproval 44%
  • Total Approval 45%
  • Total Disapproval 53%
Trump's past week:
  • Strong Approval 34%
  • Strong Disapproval 41% (+1)
  • Total Approval 47% (-1)
  • Total Disapproval 51% (+1)
Trump's past month:

  • Strong Approval 33%
  • Strong Disapproval 40% (-1)
  • Total Approval 48%
  • Total Disapproval 50%
Trump's time in office:

  • Strong Approval 30%
  • Strong Disapproval 43%
  • Total Approval 46%
  • Total Disapproval 53%
Obama's past week:
  • Strong Approval 27% (+1)
  • Strong Disapproval 43%
  • Total Approval 45%
  • Total Disapproval 55%
Obama's past month:
  • Strong Approval 26%
  • Strong Disapproval 42%
  • Total Approval 46%
  • Total Disapproval 54%
Obama's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 31%
  • Strong Disapproval 36%
  • Total Approval 51%
  • Total Disapproval 48%
 
Doug64 said:
So here's the second of my threads on Rasmussen polls (the first is What Americans Think about Politics, with the background of where these are coming from).

Rasmussen is, so far as I know, the only polling company that still polls on the president's job approval every weekday (except holidays). Rasmussen actually uses a three-day rolling average, with 500 Likely Voters polled daily--so each day's number is from 1,500 Likely Voters over the last three days. Still, every day is a bit too fluid for me, I prefer longer periods. So here's Biden's average numbers over the past week, month, and since he was elected. Then I toss in Trump's and Obama's numbers from the same point in their own presidencies, for comparison.

Biden's past week:
  • Strong Approval 21%
  • Strong Disapproval 48%
  • Total Approval 41%
  • Total Disapproval 58%
Biden's past month:
  • Strong Approval 22%
  • Strong Disapproval 47%
  • Total Approval 42%
  • Total Disapproval 57%
Biden's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 27%
  • Strong Disapproval 44%
  • Total Approval 46%
  • Total Disapproval 52%
Trump's past week:
  • Strong Approval 31%
  • Strong Disapproval 42%
  • Total Approval 47%
  • Total Disapproval 52%
Trump's past month:
  • Strong Approval 32%
  • Strong Disapproval 42%
  • Total Approval 47%
  • Total Disapproval 51%
Trump's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 30%
  • Strong Disapproval 44%
  • Total Approval 46%
  • Total Disapproval 54%
Obama's past week:
  • Strong Approval 25%
  • Strong Disapproval 42%
  • Total Approval 45%
  • Total Disapproval 54%
Obama's past month:
  • Strong Approval 25%
  • Strong Disapproval 41%
  • Total Approval 45%
  • Total Disapproval 54%
Obama's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 32%
  • Strong Disapproval 35%
  • Total Approval 52%
  • Total Disapproval 47%
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How low can it go

www.realclearpolitics.com

RealClearPolitics - Election Other - President Biden Job Approval

RealClearPolitics - Election Other - President Biden Job Approval
www.realclearpolitics.com www.realclearpolitics.com

Job Approval 38.8 June 21, 2022
Economy 34.4 June 21, 2022
 
Ishm said:
The answer is obvious then. Bring back Obama. Only one with a positive approval rating while in office.
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Sorry, he served his terms.
 
he is too old.....
 
Conservative said:
How low can it go

www.realclearpolitics.com

RealClearPolitics - Election Other - President Biden Job Approval

RealClearPolitics - Election Other - President Biden Job Approval
www.realclearpolitics.com www.realclearpolitics.com

Job Approval 38.8 June 21, 2022
Economy 34.4 June 21, 2022
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When your average for time in office is actually (slightly) worse than Trump's, I suspect not much lower--that has to be close to as low as you can go.

For another more specific look, this time on crime.

A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that just 30% of Likely U.S. voters rate Biden good or excellent for his handling of crime and law enforcement issues, down from 35% in April. Fifty-one percent (51%) now give Biden a poor rating on the crime issue, up from 47% in April. A majority of voters continue to see crime as an important national issue. Eighty-six percent (86%) say violent crime will be an important issue in this year’s congressional elections, including 58% who say the issue will be Very Important in November. Only 11% don’t think the issue of violent crime will be important in the midterm elections. Biden’s approval on the crime issue has declined across the board. While a majority (61%) of Democrats rate Biden good or excellent for his handling of crime and law enforcement, that’s down from 65% in April. Only 10% of Republican voters now give Biden a good or excellent rating on crime issues, down from 14% in April. Among voters not affiliated with either major party, 17% now rate Biden’s handling of crime good or excellent, down from 23% in April.
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Doug64 said:
When your average for time in office is actually (slightly) worse than Trump's, I suspect not much lower--that has to be close to as low as you can go.

For another more specific look, this time on crime.
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Oh but those results are ignored or don't resonate with people with such bad TDS coming from indoctrinated liberal propaganda, lies and distortions. A lot of people here depend federal social spending and that is what Trump exposed. Amazing how 2% inflation, 7 million NEW jobs, 900 billion dollars per year GDP dollar growth and record state and local revenue during the pre pandemic years of Trump are ignored
 
And Biden actually managed to improve this week--a little, for the weekly numbers. The monthly total actually gets worse....

Biden's past week:
  • Strong Approval 19%
  • Strong Disapproval 48% (-1)
  • Total Approval 40%
  • Total Disapproval 58% (-1)
Biden's past month:
  • Strong Approval 19%
  • Strong Disapproval 48%
  • Total Approval 40% (-1)
  • Total Disapproval 58%
Biden's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 26%
  • Strong Disapproval 44%
  • Total Approval 45%
  • Total Disapproval 53%
Trump's past week:
  • Strong Approval 33% (-1)
  • Strong Disapproval 42% (+1)
  • Total Approval 46% (-1)
  • Total Disapproval 53% (+2)
Trump's past month:
  • Strong Approval 33%
  • Strong Disapproval 41% (+1)
  • Total Approval 47% (-1)
  • Total Disapproval 51% (+1)
Trump's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 30%
  • Strong Disapproval 43%
  • Total Approval 46%
  • Total Disapproval 53%
Obama's past week:
  • Strong Approval 27%
  • Strong Disapproval 41% (-2)
  • Total Approval 46% (+1)
  • Total Disapproval 53% (-2)
Obama's past month:
  • Strong Approval 26%
  • Strong Disapproval 42%
  • Total Approval 46%
  • Total Disapproval 54%
Obama's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 31%
  • Strong Disapproval 36%
  • Total Approval 51%
  • Total Disapproval 49% (+1)
 
So much for last week's improvements in the weekly numbers, and the monthly total actually gets worse again. And this time even the "time served" number gets worse, he's now doing worse than Trump in all four categories.

Biden's past week:
  • Strong Approval 18% (-1)
  • Strong Disapproval 47% (-1)
  • Total Approval 41% (+1)
  • Total Disapproval 59% (+1)
Biden's past month:
  • Strong Approval 18% (-1)
  • Strong Disapproval 48%
  • Total Approval 40%
  • Total Disapproval 59% (+1)
Biden's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 25% (-1)
  • Strong Disapproval 44%
  • Total Approval 45%
  • Total Disapproval 54% (+1)
Trump's past week:
  • Strong Approval 34% (+1)
  • Strong Disapproval 40% (-2)
  • Total Approval 48% (+2)
  • Total Disapproval 51% (-2)
Trump's past month:
  • Strong Approval 34% (+1)
  • Strong Disapproval 41%
  • Total Approval 47%
  • Total Disapproval 51%
Trump's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 30%
  • Strong Disapproval 43%
  • Total Approval 46%
  • Total Disapproval 53%
Obama's past week:
  • Strong Approval 26% (-1)
  • Strong Disapproval 43% (+2)
  • Total Approval 45% (-1)
  • Total Disapproval 54% (+1)
Obama's past month:
  • Strong Approval 26%
  • Strong Disapproval 43% (+1)
  • Total Approval 45% (-1)
  • Total Disapproval 54%
Obama's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 31%
  • Strong Disapproval 36%
  • Total Approval 50% (-1)
  • Total Disapproval 49%
 
I think Biden is lying about:

Not wanting an open border. Biden believes that International boundaries are immoral.

Biden wants Ukraine to win. Biden actually believes Ukraine belongs to Russia, and wants to please Russia by giving up Ukraine.


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"WASHINGTON (AP) — Mexican President Andres Manuel López Obrador agreed to spend $1.5 billion over the next two years to improve “smart” border technology during meetings Tuesday with President Joe Biden — a move the White House says shows neighborly cooperation succeeding where Trump administration vows to wall off the border and have Mexico pay for it could not.

A series of agreements the two countries hammered out as their leaders spoke called for several other concrete moves, including expanding the number of work visas the U.S. issues, creating a bilateral working group on labor migration pathways and worker protections and welcoming more refugees. Both also pledged to continue joint patrols for Mexico and Guatemala to hunt human smugglers along their shared border."





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And a slight improvement this week.

Biden's past week:
  • Strong Approval 17% (-1)
  • Strong Disapproval 46% (-1)
  • Total Approval 41%
  • Total Disapproval 58% (-1)
Biden's past month:
  • Strong Approval 18%
  • Strong Disapproval 47% (-1)
  • Total Approval 40%
  • Total Disapproval 58% (-1)
Biden's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 25%
  • Strong Disapproval 44%
  • Total Approval 45%
  • Total Disapproval 53% (-1)
Trump's past week:
  • Strong Approval 32% (-2)
  • Strong Disapproval 42% (+2)
  • Total Approval 47% (-1)
  • Total Disapproval 52% (+1)
Trump's past month:
  • Strong Approval 33% (-1)
  • Strong Disapproval 42% (+1)
  • Total Approval 47%
  • Total Disapproval 52% (+1)
Trump's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 30%
  • Strong Disapproval 43%
  • Total Approval 46%
  • Total Disapproval 53%
Obama's past week:
  • Strong Approval 26%
  • Strong Disapproval 41% (-2)
  • Total Approval 47% (+2)
  • Total Disapproval 52% (-1)
Obama's past month:
  • Strong Approval 26%
  • Strong Disapproval 42% (-1)
  • Total Approval 46% (+1)
  • Total Disapproval 54%
Obama's time in office:
  • Strong Approval 31%
  • Strong Disapproval 37% (+1)
  • Total Approval 50%
  • Total Disapproval 49%
 
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