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JOE-ING DOWN! Biden Has Lowest POTUS Approval of Last 15 Years, 70% Say Economy Stinks: Poll

By Eric Bolling Staff

WASHINGTON, DC - JULY 7: U.S. President Joe Biden arrives onstage for an event about lowering health care costs in the East Room of the White House on July 7, 2023 in Washington, DC. President Biden announced a series of new actions under his "Bidenomics" agenda to lower healthcare costs and crack down on junk fees for consumers. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

Joe sets a new low…

According to the latest ABC News poll, President Joe Biden has just hit the lowest approval rating of any Chief Executive in the last 15 years; he’s sitting at just 33%.

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From NEWSMAX:

Biden’s approval rating is 33%, the lowest since then-President George W. Bush from 2006-2008, ABC News reported. Biden also earns a 58% disapproval rating.

Such negative approval/disapproval numbers could suggest support of the current House GOP’s investigation of Biden’s alleged influence peddling and potential impeachment.

The ABC/Ipsos poll also focused on election comparisons:

  • Former President Donald Trump, the current clear front-runner in the 2024 Republican presidential primary race, is viewed as the GOP candidate (68%) with the best chance to win the general election. Among voters within their respective party, Trump (72%) holds greater support than Biden (57%), the ABC/Ipsos poll found. Trump had similar support in May, when 75% of GOP-leaning voters said they would be satisfied with him as the party’s nominee.
  • Biden’s job approval rating is 21 points below average among Black people and 15 points below average among Hispanic people, compared with 6 points among white people. Biden’s support among Blacks differs sharply when the group is divided into younger and older voters. While 65% of Blacks aged 50 and up approve of the president, only 32% younger than 50 say likewise. The lack of support among younger Black voters, once a lock to back Democrats, shows that the demographic no longer is a guarantee to support the party’s candidates.
  • Biden, 81, also trails Trump, 77, by nearly 20 points (28% to 47%) when voters are asked about each candidate having the necessary “mental sharpness” to serve as president, and by nearly 30 points (28%-57%) when it comes to “physical health.”
  • With the economy always a top issue, if not the No. 1 issue for voters in a presidential election, Biden’s standing is poor. Not only do 71% say the economy is in bad shape, 74% of independents and nearly half (49%) of Democrats say the same. Only 24% of ABC/Ipsos respondents said the economy was good.

More over at NEWSMAX:

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