Is America finally waking up from its covid delusions?

Note this is an NBC poll that claims that Biden beats Trump and ties DeSantis, so the real numbers are much worse.

Voters are souring on the state of the nation, with a stunning 74% saying the US is on the wrong track, according to a survey released Sunday.

The NBC poll found just 20% of respondents say America is moving in the right direction.

The last time voters were that bitter about the nation's course -- in 1992 and 2008 -- the party in control of the White House changed hands, NBC's Chuck Todd noted in unveiling the results.

In each of those elections, Democrats Bill Clinton and Barack Obama snatched the Oval Office back from Republicans.

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While Trump has a growing lead over Gov. Ron DeSantis in the GOP primary, the Florida governor does better against President Biden in the general election, the survey showed. Biden leads Trump 49% to 45%, but Biden and DeSants are in a dead heat -- 47% to 47%.

Sure, Jan. Sure.

There's also a big red flag for the GOP: 61% of voters disapprove of the Supreme Court's ruling last year overturning federal abortion rights, while only 36% approve.
NBC poll about future of the United States.

Kamala Harris, meanwhile, is viewed unfavorably by nearly a majority of the public.

Vice President Kamala Harris' unpopularity gap is wider than any second-in-command in at least 30 years, a new poll has found.

A staggering 49% of registered voters have a negative view of the veep, with 39% saying their view is "very negative," according to a NBC News poll released Sunday.

By contrast, just 32% of Americans say they view Harris positively, and only 11% say they have a "very positive" view.

The 58-year-old's -17 favorability spread is the lowest for a vice president in the history of the NBC News poll.

For context, Harris predecessor Mike Pence's ratings sat at 34% positive to 38% negative (-4%) in October 2019.