Biden job approval second lowest among presidents since 1950s: Gallup

[mystery-ak]

Biden job approval second lowest among presidents since 1950s: Gallup

by Elizabeth Crisp - 04/22/22 12:23 PM ET

President Biden’s approval numbers remain stuck at near-record lows as he faces a series of setbacks, according to a new poll.

The latest Gallup survey released Friday finds that roughly 41 percent of U.S. adults approve of the job Biden is doing just over a year into office, about the same as previous surveys showing him underwater among the public.

Fifty-six percent of those surveyed in the latest poll disapprove of Biden’s job performance as president. That’s a near reversal from his approval numbers when he entered office, when 57 percent of adults surveyed said they approved of the way he was handling his job.

Gallup noted that Biden’s average approval rating for this point in his term is lower than all other predecessors going back to the 1950s, with the exception of former President Trump, who had a 39.1 percent favorability during the same period in his term.

Several post-World War II presidents in their first term even had fifth-quarter averages above 50 percent, with three — John F. Kennedy, George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush — above 70 percent, according to Gallup’s data.

Biden’s approval numbers have steadily fallen since he took office in January 2021, and the latest survey tracks with other recent polls, including a Politico-Morning Consult poll from last month that found Biden’s approval at about 45 percent.

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https://thehill.com/news/administration/3459742-biden-job-approval-second-lowest-among-presidents-since-1950s-gallup/

[libertybele]

"The president has set out on an aggressive travel schedule in recent days to tout achievements..."

Somehow Joe on an aggressive travel schedule isn't believable. Secondly, achievements?  What achievements?

[LMAO]

From the article….

Gallup noted that Biden’s average approval rating for this point in his term is lower than all other predecessors going back to the 1950s, with the exception of former President Trump, who had a 39.1 percent favorability during the same period in his term.

More evidence that nominating  Donald Trump in 2024 would be a mistake

[DefiantMassRINO]

Biden's greatest achievement, so far ...
Making Afghnistan Great Again ...
... for the Taliban.

[mountaineer]

Stuff like this doesn't help.

Michael Gallas
@MichaelRGallas
Today, Joe Biden shook hands with Gaige Grosskreutz, the felon who nearly murdered Kyle Rittenhouse and lied to the police about carrying an illegal firearm:
2:22 PM · Apr 22, 2022

[libertybele]

From the article….

Gallup noted that Biden’s average approval rating for this point in his term is lower than all other predecessors going back to the 1950s, with the exception of former President Trump, who had a 39.1 percent favorability during the same period in his term.

More evidence that nominating  Donald Trump in 2024 would be a mistake

I declare b.s.  I highly doubt Trump's approval ratings were truly lower.  Considering the continued crowds that he drew throughout his presidency that were larger than ANY president has ever drawn, something just doesn't add up other than what the MSM and the polls would have you believe.

@LMAO who do you think should be the '24 nominee?

[LMAO]

I declare b.s.  I highly doubt Trump's approval ratings were truly lower.  Considering the continued crowds that he drew throughout his presidency that were larger than ANY president has ever drawn, something just doesn't add up other than what the MSM and the polls would have you believe.

@LMAO who do you think should be the '24 nominee?

I believe his approval rating  was low. Nominate him and it will be the best chance Biden has to win reelection. Just fact

He and Hillary Clinton had the highest negatives amongst the public than any other candidates before them. Although the crowds he attracted were big, most voters do not attend political rallies. That’s why his approval rating was low.

As for 2024, I don’t have anybody yet.

[LMAO]

Stuff like this doesn't help.

LOL

Where is the Easter bunny when you need him

[libertybele]

I believe his approval rating  was low. Nominate him and it will be the best chance Biden has to win reelection. Just fact

He and Hillary Clinton had the highest negatives amongst the public than any other candidates before them. Although the crowds he attracted were big, most voters do not attend political rallies. That’s why his approval rating was low.

As for 2024, I don’t have anybody yet.

Just fact???  I have not seen that 'fact' as that fact has yet to be seen.

Things changed a lot over the past 4 years with Trump as president.  Energy independence.  Lowest unemployment in history, job growth, renegotiation of NAFTA and trade with China and we were once again revered around the world.

All people have to ask themselves is were they better off under Trump or under Joe. Unless you like escalating gas prices, inflation, empty shelves and illegals swarming over our borders, you'll pull the lever for Trump.

[LMAO]

Just fact???  I have not seen that 'fact' as that fact has yet to be seen.

Things changed a lot over the past 4 years with Trump as president.  Energy independence.  Lowest unemployment in history, job growth, renegotiation of NAFTA and trade with China and we were once again revered around the world.

All people have to ask themselves is were they better off under Trump or under Joe. Unless you like escalating gas prices, inflation, empty shelves and illegals swarming over our borders, you'll pull the lever for Trump.

OK. What do you think Donald Trump‘s approval rating was while in office? The fact is that Donald Trump was an unpopular president. Rallies are not an accurate barometer of a president’s popularity. You have to deal with electoral realities.

Things are bad in California yet they voted to reelect Gavin Newsom. New York City is a cesspool of crime and yet they still voted to elect Democrats. Every major city cesspool in this country has been run by Democrats for decades and yet people in these cities still vote for them. That’s why hoping that things get so bad that people will just run to the arms of Donald Trump is a roll of the dice

Nominating Donald Trump in 2024 would be akin to nominating Gerald Ford in 1980.

[christian]

People have gotten a much more informed picture of who biden really was and the massive lies, deceptions and fraud engaged in for four years of Trump in office and since.  Trump fills stadiums to over flowing,Biden maybe a public restroom, besides those working for him.  GO TRUMP!

[roamer_1]

Just fact???  I have not seen that 'fact' as that fact has yet to be seen.

Things changed a lot over the past 4 years with Trump as president.  Energy independence.  Lowest unemployment in history, job growth, renegotiation of NAFTA and trade with China and we were once again revered around the world.

All people have to ask themselves is were they better off under Trump or under Joe. Unless you like escalating gas prices, inflation, empty shelves and illegals swarming over our borders, you'll pull the lever for Trump.

Careful now. This inflation run started under Tumpy. All that glitters is not gold.

[roamer_1]

Although the crowds he attracted were big, most voters do not attend political rallies. That’s why his approval rating was low.

That's right... You might wonder how a rocker could fill a venue here in Montana... But they do. That does not mean that Montana is FOR rock and roll. Definitely Country territory.

Being able to fill venues is important toward popularity... But I don't think it is an accurate tell.

[Smokin Joe]

From the article….

Gallup noted that Biden’s average approval rating for this point in his term is lower than all other predecessors going back to the 1950s, with the exception of former President Trump, who had a 39.1 percent favorability during the same period in his term.

More evidence that nominating  Donald Trump in 2024 would be a mistake

Well, you have to remember that Biden gets 20 points for seeing the sun come up, and knowing what that bright thing in the sky is. Trump, on the other hand gets at least ten removed because Orange Man Bad

Seriously, Trump still got more votes than any incumbent president in History, and that didn't count the ones electronically switched and ballots burned in ditches.

Do you honestly believe that Biden, who could not get a crowd beat that? Or is beating that in polls?

But then, this might be a poll of welfare recipients.

Regardless, there will be primaries, let the chips fall where they may, just make the count honest.

[Smokin Joe]

LOL

Where is the Easter bunny when you need him

Herding Biden away from his latest faux pas.

[Smokin Joe]

Careful now. This inflation run started under Tumpy. All that glitters is not gold.

Yep. During COVID (a force majeure).

Biden hasn't really had that excuse, because by the time Biden was in office, it was fairly obvious that the prescriptions of Fauci and the CDC were just so much snake oil.

Biden, however, has done all in his power to drive fuel prices up, and that does more to put a JATO rocket under inflation than anything else. EVERYTHING is shipped somewhere, and fuel is involved. When fuel goes up, the price of everything else does, too.
The latest is going to be the fertilizer shortage this year, which means the real famine won't hit until next year. 

We'll see how popular Biden and his lackeys are then.

[roamer_1]

Yep. During COVID (a force majeure).

Biden hasn't really had that excuse, because by the time Biden was in office, it was fairly obvious that the prescriptions of Fauci and the CDC were just so much snake oil.

Biden, however, has done all in his power to drive fuel prices up, and that does more to put a JATO rocket under inflation than anything else. EVERYTHING is shipped somewhere, and fuel is involved. When fuel goes up, the price of everything else does, too.
The latest is going to be the fertilizer shortage this year, which means the real famine won't hit until next year. 

We'll see how popular Biden and his lackeys are then.

Oh that's right... Except it is the excess printed money more than any other thing. Low (almost nonexistent) interest and abundance in printing reached its zenith... or tipping point... and all this time later failsafes are finally starting to kick in... The rising interest rate will continue. as will the inflation. which will win is undetermined.

But it is far too easy to point and accuse, when really there is a collusion between the two sides. None of this is by accident. ALL of it is on purpose, and there are few angels in power or position.

The us vs them mentality needs desperately to be redefined. Us vs them is not democrat vs republican. Us vs them is Conservatives vs the rest.

Democrat vs Republican is a cruel charade.

[LMAO]

Oh that's right... Except it is the excess printed money more than any other thing. Low (almost nonexistent) interest and abundance in printing reached its zenith... or tipping point... and all this time later failsafes are finally starting to kick in... The rising interest rate will continue. as will the inflation. which will win is undetermined.

But it is far too easy to point and accuse, when really there is a collusion between the two sides. None of this is by accident. ALL of it is on purpose, and there are few angels in power or position.

The us vs them mentality needs desperately to be redefined. Us vs them is not democrat vs republican. Us vs them is Conservatives vs the rest.

Democrat vs Republican is a cruel charade.

I’m not confident that much will change after the midterms except it will at least be a buffer against much of the radical left. It’s possible that a GOP Congress, in being that buffer, could boost Biden’s re-election chances as it could force him towards the center

[roamer_1]

I’m not confident that much will change after the midterms except it will at least be a buffer against much of the radical left. It’s possible that a GOP Congress, in being that buffer, could boost Biden’s re-election chances as it could force him towards the center

Sure. That's what Republicans rely upon.
In doing nothing they argue that they are better than the Democrats. Buffering against the left is not battling the left. So the left makes leaps and bounds when in power, and smaller gains (but gains none the less) out of power, and funded either way...

There is only one way such a scenario ends.

[libertybele]

I’m not confident that much will change after the midterms except it will at least be a buffer against much of the radical left. It’s possible that a GOP Congress, in being that buffer, could boost Biden’s re-election chances as it could force him towards the center

Joe is too far gone mentally to be a legitimate challenger to anyone.  It may push a DEM like Manchin who is more towards the center to run in '24.

[sneakypete]

Gallup noted that Biden’s average approval rating for this point in his term is lower than all other predecessors going back to the 1950s, with the exception of former President Trump, who had a 39.1 percent favorability during the same period in his term.
 

@mystery-ak

That's really hard to believe. Where did they take that poll,Harlem?

[sneakypete]

From the article….

Gallup noted that Biden’s average approval rating for this point in his term is lower than all other predecessors going back to the 1950s, with the exception of former President Trump, who had a 39.1 percent favorability during the same period in his term.

More evidence that nominating  Donald Trump in 2024 would be a mistake

@LMAO

Yeah,what we REALLY need is another RINO in the WH!

Damn shame Boy Jorge can't run again,huh?

[LMAO]

@LMAO

Yeah,what we REALLY need is another RINO in the WH!

Damn shame Boy Jorge can't run again,huh?

“Sigh”

Do you have something else besides this worn out talking point? You repeating this talking point every time you read something that’s uncomfortable for you is really getting tiresome


Nominating a former president who had a lower job approval rating than the current one would be one of the dumbest ideas I think I’ve heard in a while. And no, that does not mean I support George W. Bush or Mitt Romney running again.

[libertybele]

Oh that's right... Except it is the excess printed money more than any other thing. Low (almost nonexistent) interest and abundance in printing reached its zenith... or tipping point... and all this time later failsafes are finally starting to kick in... The rising interest rate will continue. as will the inflation. which will win is undetermined.

But it is far too easy to point and accuse, when really there is a collusion between the two sides. None of this is by accident. ALL of it is on purpose, and there are few angels in power or position.

The us vs them mentality needs desperately to be redefined. Us vs them is not democrat vs republican. Us vs them is Conservatives vs the rest.

Democrat vs Republican is a cruel charade.

Truth! 

[christian]

roamer1:

Careful now. This inflation run started under Trumpy. All that glitters is not gold.
But it is far too easy to point and accuse, when really there is a collusion between the two sides. None of this is by accident. ALL of it is on purpose, and there are few angels in power or position.

christian:
All that glitters is not gold, so be 'fair' and equal, give democrats a pass, and blame Trump, its what any democrat could agree to as 'fair'.
Its too easy to point and accuse unless you give democrats a pass, and blame Trump.....uh yeah ,got that, don't wear it out.  I notice how 'equal' and 'fair, as usual, makes Trump a solitary pizzing post, unless spread to accusing and pointing at Republicans too..  Some even saw what happens when that is applied the last Presidential election!