Biden, whose current job approval rating is 41 percent, fared the worst in polls of all presidents’ ratings since Carter, whose third-year polling average was 37.4 percent and who lost his reelection campaign. Carter’s third year in office included some historic low points, including the Iran hostage crisis, soaring gas prices and double-digit inflation.
Biden fared worse in his third year than former President Trump, whose average job approval in his third year was 42 percent.
In The Hill/Decision Desk HQ’s national polling average of hypothetical Biden-Trump match-ups in 2024, Trump leads by 2.2 points with 43.8 percent support followed by Biden’s 41.6 percent support.
America knows. Joe's a "feckless dementia-ridden piece of crap."
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