Empower Wisconsin | March 1 2022
President Joe Biden prepares to deliver his first State of the Union address tonight with an increasing number of Americans worried about the state of his cognition.
A new poll by ABC News/The Washington Post found a majority of Americans (54 percent) don’t believe Biden has the mental sharpness to effectively serve as president.
Just 40 percent think Biden has the mental faculties to do the job.
The polling numbers, like most polls, look bad for the Democrat after a year-plus in office.
The honeymoon is very over.
Only 43 percent of Americans believe Biden can be trusted in a crisis — he’s facing a doozy right now with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. More than half (52 percent) say Biden can’t handle a crisis. And just 36 percent see him as a strong leader; 59 percent say he is not.
Overall, an abysmal 37 percent of Americans approve of Biden’s job performance, with 55 percent disapproving, according to the Post/ABC poll. Worst news for Biden, he’s polling 30 percent approval from Independents. In his own party, nearly 20 percent of Democrats disapprove of the president’s performance.
“Economic discontent is slamming Joe Biden and his party’s midterm election prospects, with six in 10 Americans experiencing inflation hardships, three-quarters saying the economy’s in bad shape and a nearly 20-point lead for the Republican Party in trust to handle it.,” the poll states.
I would like to know who the 36% are that think he is strong. Who are the 37% that think he is doing a good job. He hasn’t done anything right. This country is in hyper inflation mode and the whole world is in shambles. That is only good if you are a Soros follower.
The Key is. Where do the polls in Wisconsin on Biden?
Just anxious to see if people are really paying attention. The Liberals in this state have a forked tongue when advertising about an opponent they are campaigning against. Very tricky language that elderly people may not catch!! All while their top candidates are involved in a musch deeper and higher abuse of their position.