The ranking of US President Joe Biden’s approval has been devastated in recent months, and now stands lower than before for his predecessor, Donald Trump.
And that says something. For four years that churned at the oval office, Donald Trump was completed twice. However, due to a number of factors, the number of Joe Biden’s agreement has fallen to 36 percent, one point lower than the worst ranking of Trump, within 18 months since it was inaugurated.
According to CNBC’s July All America Economic Survey, the increase in price and a sense of general glory has sent public approval for the Biden fiscal management which launched up to 30 percent, the lowest in its presidency. This is far from the ranking of Trump’s lowest economic approval of 41 percent.
Even Barack Obama, who was the president in the midst of the 2008 financial crisis, had enjoyed a better economic position-the worst was 37 percent in his eight years, the CNBC report stated.
Among the survey participants, 51 percent believed Biden’s efforts to fight inflation did not make a difference, and 30 percent thought they actually made everything worse. Only 12 percent said they helped.
Biden’s popularity has been on the path down for months now. A poll conducted by CNN shows that among the Democrats, the Biden Party is owned, the President’s approval number has dropped 13 points since the spring to 73 percent now, while still unchanged most of the Republican and independent parties.
The ranking of Biden’s approval between Democrats to handle the economy also declined, sliding to 62 percent from 71 percent earlier this year. In inflation, only 51 percent of the Democrats approved the solving of the Biden problem, or the shortcomings.
“Overall, only 12 percent strongly agreed to the way Biden handled the presidency compared to 43 percent who said they strongly disagree with their work. Only 28 percent of Democrats strongly approve, while among the Republican parties, strong disapproval is almost universal at 84 percent, “wrote CNN Voting Director Jennifer Agiesta.
GLOOMY ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
Americans are very dissatisfied with Biden because of their handling of problems such as economic conditions and skyrocketing inflation. When the price of food and fuel reached the highest record, many were afraid of the recession to rise on the horizon.
CNBC polls found that 52 percent believe that the economy will be worse over the next year. Only 22 percent believe it will improve, while more than 6 of those surveyed expect a recession in the next 12 months. This is the “worst economic prospect” recorded in the history of 15 years the survey, said Agiesta.
WHAT’S WEIGHING DOWN AMERICANS?
Inflation that escaped so far has been a major concern in the US. Of those who were surveyed by CNN, 75 percent highlighted problems related to living costs, including 38 percent which mentioned inflation and rising costs in general, 29 percent mentioned gas prices, and 18 percent mentioned food costs.
Likewise, in the CNBC poll, inflation collects twice as many votes than the next response: Abortion, which is presented as a survey option for the first time. It was followed by crime, immigration and border security, work, and climate change. Coronavirus last ranked.