We the People must endure Dementia Joe’s sham of a pretendency for a mere five more weeks.
After ALL the harm he and his puppeteer Barack Hussein Obama have done to this country, January 20 truly cannot come soon enough.
This from thepatriotjournal.com.
Throughout his time in presumptive office, Joe has cemented himself as one of the most damaging senior statesmen ever to presume office in the Executive Branch of the United States government.
One of the worst aspects of Joe’s pretendency has been the handling of the economy he and his puppeteer executed. Throughout the past painful four years for Americans of all occupations, incomes, races, and ethnicities the economy has been turned into shambles, and inflation has skyrocketed.
Now, We the People have something which brings smiles to our faces, because what Joe and his handlers have done to America has come back to specifically bite him and his loser legacy big time in the form of a new poll. The results of the poll are the stuff that nightmares would be made of for Dementia Joe, if only he still possessed the cognitive wherewithal to discern the severity of the bad news.
From Fox News:
Joe Biden ends his presidency with voters by a 30-point margin saying they have been hurt rather than helped by his economic policies.
In addition, a new Fox News national survey finds that most voters not only have negative views of the economy (77% negative) and their personal financial situation (62% negative) — they also feel things are getting worse (64%). Three-quarters say inflation has caused them financial hardship over the last six months, including about one-third who call it a “serious” hardship, and those numbers have held steady for more than two years.
Views on the economy are in negative territory by 54 points (23% positive, 77% negative). That is worse than at the beginning of Biden’s term by 14 points, and that increase in pessimism comes a touch more from Democrats (16 points) than Republicans (13) and independents (11). While few Democrats say Biden’s economic policies have hurt them (17%), only one-third say they helped (33%), with half saying his policies didn’t make a difference either way (50%).
Moving forward, 39% of Americans think the economy will improve in the future. This is up from 22% one year ago, when it was unclear if Biden would serve another term. Meanwhile, 63% of Republicans think the economy will improve next year, while just 17% of Democrats think the same thing.
Trump derangement syndrome is real, folks!
Making matters even worse for Dementia Joe is the fact that only 1 in 4 Americans think he will be remembered as a president who was above average. 1 in 3 Americans go so far as to say that Old Joe will be remembered as one of the worst presidents in American history.
Ouch, that has got to sting for Joe and the whole damn Biden Crime Family. I foresee some official name changing coming about.
Biden will be moving out of the White House with a 41% job approval rating. This is just one point above the record low of his presidency. This is also lower than Trump’s 47% approval rating that he had when he left office.
Republican pollster Daron Shaw has said:
The election post-mortems have emphasized the role of the economy in shaping the outcome, and it’s obvious that bad economic vibes hurt the incumbent party.
Further:
What we’re seeing is a predictable shift toward optimism among Republicans and independents.
We’ll see if Trump can sustain and perhaps even expand on that momentum with policies that lower prices and decrease taxes.
In the end, these low poll numbers for Biden are not very surprising for anyone who has followed his time as pretendent closely. What simply cannot be denied:
[Dementia Joe] is one of the worst presidents of all time.
