The only thing Joe Biden is “building back” is his plummeting approval rating from a few months ago. The oldest President in U.S. history is back at 41% according to RealClearPolitics, as the site averaged several separate polls on how the public feels about the president, with the lowest rating coming from Quinnipiac at 36%. No wonder Senator Raphael Warnock (D-GA) wanted nothing to do with Biden prior to Tuesday’s Georgia runoff race.
Tom Bevan, President and Co-founder of RealClearPolitics, posted “Meanwhile, Biden’s approval rating in the RCP Average has slipped back to 41.0%, the lowest point since August 20.”
In January, a Quinnipiac poll had Biden’s approval at 33 percent with 53 percent disapproving of his job performance.
In February, an ABC News and Washington Post poll showed Biden’s approval rating at 37 percent, just as the president announced the first package of financial aid for Ukraine in their war with Russia.
According to The Post Millennial, a CBS exit poll on November 8, the day of the midterm elections, showed 46 percent of the country thought that Joe Biden’s policies have actively hurt the country.
Biden’s approval rating is so bad that even Democrat candidates have been careful to not surround themselves around the President, including Georgia runoff candidate Raphael Warnock who has steered clear from old Joe.
When asked on the campaign trail why Warnock refuses to campaign with Joe Biden a Warnock, despite that he votes with Biden 96% of the time, a supporter lashed out resonding “That’s a bullshit question!”
Just two days prior the media asked Joe Biden why he wasn’t going to Georgia to help Senator Warnock. Biden first lied that he was going to Georgia, but then immediately corrected himself that he plans on helping him, but not from Georgia specifically.
Q: “Why aren’t you going to Georgia to help Sen. Warnock?” BIDEN: “I’m going to Georgia today to help Sen. Warren! Not to Georgia, I’m gonna help Sen. Warren (unintelligible).”
Clay Travis also pointed out that only 40% of Georgians approve of the job Joe Biden has done for president. “A vote for Biden is a vote for Biden.”
