On each side of the political spectrum, worry over President Joe Biden’s candidacy for reelection in 2024 is growing.
The nation’s continued economic difficulties, a discernible deterioration in intellectual capacity, and Biden’s “inconsequential” first term have all turned numerous left-wing supporters against him.
As a result, an increasing percentage of Democratic voters feel trapped and are looking forward to the 2024 election.
While Republican and Democratic voters have very different opinions on the majority of issues, they generally concur on one point: they oppose Biden’s candidacy for a second term.
A new national poll reflects this, demonstrating that Biden’s standing has fallen behind the previous 13 American presidents, dating all the way back to Truman.
The present administration’s backers contend this is because Biden took power at the peak of COVID-19 and the financial repercussions of the epidemic and the Russia-Ukraine war.
Though Americans on both sides of the political spectrum continue to place Biden’s age as their top concern.
Republicans and Democrats claim the president, who is 80, is incapable of handling the internal and international issues that the United States is currently confronting.
Biden is “still a favorite over Trump,” a claim that supporters of the present government frequently cling to; yet, statistics refute this.
Biden’s ratings fell beneath that of Trump during his first year in office. As per a June investigation, they stayed there for over two months.
In response to public worries about Biden’s deteriorating physical and mental capabilities, White House doctor Kevin O’Connor published a presidential health brief in February, deeming the leader of the free world “fit for duty.”
An extensive 67 percent of voters — 48 percent of whom are Democrats — believe Biden is too elderly for an additional term, according to the latest Yahoo/YouGov poll.
Furthermore, only 35% of respondents think Vice President Kamala Harris is capable of filling Joe Biden’s shoes in a pinch.