New Details Shows How Biden Lost 2020 Election

It may be time for President Joe Biden to take a good, hard look at not running for President again in 2024 if he cares about his Democrat Party preserving control of the White House.

A recent survey showed that a massive 71 percent of people do not want the 79-year-old making an effort to be President again in 2024 when he would be 82 years old, Mediaite reports.

The Harvard-Harris survey was conducted among 1,308 registered voters on June 28 and 29.

Among those who thought he shouldn’t run, the most frequent reason provided was that “he’s a lousy president (45 percent ), followed by “he’s too old” (30 percent ), and “it’s time for a change” (26 percent ). (26 percent ).

 

Not unexpectedly, the survey finds Biden with negative approval ratings in a range of areas, but he scores worse on economic concerns. Just 28 percent either strongly or somewhat approve of his management of Inflation, while 32 percent approve of his handling of the economy overall.

The survey puts Biden’s overall popularity rating at 38 percent. Moreover, 64 percent of Americans feel their financial condition is “getting worse.” That’s the most significant amount since at least before the Covid-19 epidemic started.

And if Democrats assume that the topic of abortion will benefit them in the 2022 elections or the 2024 presidential campaign, this survey reveals they are not near the top of the radar.

The top three concerns, the study indicated, are Inflation at 40 percent, the economy in general at 29, and firearms at 20 percent.

Women’s rights polled at 17 percent, a six-point rise from the prior survey since it occurred a week after the Supreme Court decided to terminate Roe V Wade.

 

It comes weeks after new polling data compiled by the company Civiqs indicated that Biden’s job popularity had fallen to a breathtakingly low 32 percent this month, down from a nearly-as-bad 34 percent last month.

The current approval rating – less than one-third of Americans — is his lowest since entering the office and among the poorest performances for a U.S. president in modern history.

“A stunning 57 percent of respondents indicated they do not approve of Biden’s job performance,” One America News stated, citing the survey results.

Additionally, except for Hawaii and Vermont, the President’s net approval ratings are currently negative in 48 states. The site notes that most respondents are worried about Biden’s lousy management of the economy, and he now has a nationwide net popularity rating of -25.

New @dailykos/@Civiqs poll: Many Democrats feel disappointed with President Biden.

Percent of Ds who agree: “When President Biden took office, I thought he was going to do more to help people like me.”

Democrats, total: 44%
Democrats, age 18-34: 62%https://t.co/fBYvhAakeB

— Civiqs (@Civiqs) April 28, 2022

Meanwhile, the President and other administration members are attempting to drive home the message that, contrary to a slew of reports and experts who say otherwise, there is no recession today, and nothing is suggesting that one is imminent.

While strolling on the beach near his holiday home in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, Biden was asked about the matter, and he said on Saturday, “Not — the most of them aren’t saying that. Just don’t make anything up, all right?

The President continued grinning, “Now you sound like a Republican politician,” before seemingly realizing how he came out and adding, “I’m kidding.” The New York Post said it was all in good fun.

But, he said, “all jokes aside,” Biden does not believe that will happen. I had breakfast with ex-Treasury secretary Larry Summers this morning, and we agreed that a recession is not inevitable.

However, other economists disagree. The list includes Stephen Moore, who tweeted that a recession had begun and provided evidence for his assertion.

The downturn has arrived.

Drops in stock prices were seen.

– Virtually NO optimism amongst small- and medium-sized businesses

-Zero GDP Growth

To the tune of 8-10% inflation

Brace for impact!”

The recession is here:

-The stock market sold off
-Almost NO small business confidence
-Zero GDP Growth
-Inflation at 8 to 10 percent 

Brace for impact!

— Stephen Moore (@StephenMoore) June 17, 2022

What’s more, Americans are scared about a recession; Business Insider says that people are Googling that phrase more on Google today than at any point over the last 18 years.

While GDP has slowed and Inflation has remained high, Vice President Biden told the Associated Press last week that a recession was not imminent.

First off, he stressed that it wasn’t a given that the outcome would be negative. “Secondly, we’re in a greater position than any country in the world to overcome this inflation.”