President Joe Biden's final report card is out, and it looks bad for departing Democrats. Americans are more negative about the octogenarian president's tenure in office than they were at the end of his predecessor Donald Trump's first term or Barack Obama's second, according to a poll released Friday. It turned out that I had a point of view.
The survey found that about a quarter of U.S. adults said Biden was a “good” or “great” president, while less than one in 10 said he was “great.” Associated Press-NORC Public Affairs Research Center.
For an octogenarian Democrat, it's notable that many members of his own party view his presidency as overwhelmingly mediocre.
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Meanwhile, on the eve of the Republican leaving the White House in 2021, about a third described Trump as “good” or “great.” According to an AP-NORC pollAbout 2 out of 10 people said he was “amazing.”
AP report Biden's status is also much lower than that of the last outgoing Democratic president. obamaI left the company with About half of Americans A separate AP-NORC poll found people describing his tenure as “good” or “excellent.”
Only about 1 in 10 of Mr. Biden's supporters rated Mr. Biden's presidential career as “excellent,” but about 4 in 10 said it was “good,” a similar number. The ratio was rated as “average”.
The Associated Press report reveals where Biden has disappointed Americans across the country on issues at home and abroad.
[…] At least half of Americans say Biden has had a negative impact on the cost of living, immigration and the conflict between Israel and Palestine, but fewer Americans say he has had a positive impact on each of these areas. Approximately 2 in 10 people responded.
He was also perceived to have had more of a negative impact on Russia's war against Ukraine than a positive one, even as his administration pushed billions of dollars in military aid to Kiev. Negative views of Biden regarding Israel's war against Hamas are particularly pronounced among younger voters, with just under 1 in 10 Americans under 30 believing that Biden has had a positive impact on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. answered.
Overall, about 4 in 10 Americans say they and their families are in some or a lot worse off than they were when Biden became president; of respondents said their living situation had improved significantly or somewhat.
Only about a quarter said they and their families were worse off at the end of either Trump's or Obama's presidential terms.
