CNN reporter Edward Isaac Dobia predicted that President Biden's accomplishments may be largely forgotten after he loses the 2024 election to President-elect Donald Trump.
“I think it's really difficult for Joe Biden to know that he rejected Donald Trump and came into office,” Dobier said. “And here he ends up being replaced by Donald Trump.”
Biden's approval rating has been declining since October, with a Marquette Law School national poll conducted December 2-11 showing the president's approval rating at 34% and disapproval at 66%. are. Biden's approval rating in the Marquette Law School poll is the lowest since he took office. white house 4 years ago.
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CNN reporter Edward Isaac Dobia predicted that President Biden's accomplishments may be largely forgotten after he loses the 2024 election to President-elect Donald Trump. (CNN)
“I think what you've seen here is Joe Biden slowly retreating into the bushes,” he said.
“The approach that Joe Biden has taken, at least since the election, in public, certainly hasn't been the approach he's taken since handing over the nomination to Kamala Harris,” Dobeer said, citing an example of a hardline policy. He cited “The West Wing.” Accuse political leaders. “But there are also things he can do through his executive power. A lot of the things he might be doing would probably be Donald Trump's first target.”
“White House staffers said he and the whole building are working on things, but taking time off again now doesn't seem like a tape-piercing mental state,” Dobier said. said.
Earlier this month, Biden departed from the White House with first lady Jill Biden for his final vacation as president, heading to St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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Earlier this month, Biden departed from the White House with first lady Jill Biden for his final vacation as president, heading to St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands. (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
“I remember an interview I had with Joe Biden,” Dobeer said. “He's been president for about three weeks now, and I was talking to him for a book I wrote, and some of the lessons I learned from that were that he was elected president. He was trying to assert himself as Joe Biden.”
“Not just Barack Obama's vice president, not just the guy who beat Donald Trump,” he continued. “But now it's part of who he is, and it may define who he is. A few weeks before the election, I had a conversation with a senior White House official and said that if Harris I said if we lose, most of the people will lose.''Biden will be remembered, at least in the short term, as someone who was right in the middle of the Trump administration. ”
“At this point, he's acting like that,” Dobia said.
FOX News' Paul Steinhauser contributed to this report.
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