GraceRandolph Posted March 14 Posted March 14 President Joe Biden's average approval rating is currently at its lowest of his entire time in office despite a positive reaction to his recent State of the Union address. Biden's approval rating currently stands at 37.4 percent, the lowest since he recorded an average of 37.6 percent in December 2023, according to poll aggregator FiveThirtyEight's national average calculations. Biden's disapproval rating is at 56.5 percent, giving the president a net disapproval score of 19.2 points—both of which are record markers of disapproval for the president. The average ratings come amid long-standing concerns Biden has faced about his struggling poll numbers and a lack of enthusiasm for the 81-year-old's reelection bid. On Tuesday night, both Biden and Donald Trump were confirmed as the Democratic and Republican nominees for the 2024 election respectively, setting up a rematch of the 2020 race. The White House has been contacted for comment via email. Biden's low approval rating comes close on the heels of recent polls suggesting that potential voters were encouraged by the president's State of the Union address on March 7. During the speech, Biden hit out at Trumpfor trying to win the November election by running on a campaign of "hate, anger, revenge, retribution" while also slamming the "insurrectionists" who "stormed this very Capitol and placed a dagger to the throat of American democracy" during the January 6 attack. Biden listed his accomplishments in office, including stating the U.S. economy rose from being "on the brink" in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic to one which is now "literally the envy of the world." Heath Brown, an associate professor of public policy at the City University of New York, said Biden gave "one hell of a speech"on March 7. "President Biden literally said 'hell' more often than I could count. He was a bulldog in this SOTU. He was combative, funny, and aggressive. It also was the most pro-union speech I've ever heard from a U.S. president," Brown previously told Newsweek. "This clearly was the official launch of his reelection campaign, and a good one at that." Full article: https://www.newsweek.com/joe-biden-approval-rating-sotu-address-2024-1878673 1
Navyboy20 Posted March 14 Posted March 14 Biden voters are the new silent majority. Too embarrassing to publicly support but best believe when people enter the voting booths in November and they see Donald Trump or Joe Biden, people are voting for Biden. 12 1
Mr.X Posted March 14 Posted March 14 7 minutes ago, Navyboy20 said: Biden voters are the new silent majority. Too embarrassing to publicly support but best believe when people enter the voting booths in November and they see Donald Trump or Joe Biden, people are voting for Biden. a lot of people have declared they wont be voting at all precisely because the choice is completely pointless 1 1
Navyboy20 Posted March 14 Posted March 14 Just now, Mr.X said: a lot of people have declared they wont be voting at all precisely because the choice is completely pointless That's every election. Voter turnout in 2020 was only like 66%. Again people say a lot of things on social media and do something differently when the time comes. These were the same talking points we heard in 2022 when there was supposed to be a red wave. 3
Communion Posted March 14 Posted March 14 18 minutes ago, Navyboy20 said: That's every election What happened when they said that in 2016? 1
Navyboy20 Posted March 14 Posted March 14 1 minute ago, Communion said: What happened when they said that in 2016? The 2016 Election was the only Election that Trump truly won and that was 8 years ago. 2018 Midterms: Republicans got washed 2020 Election: Republicans got washed 2022 Midterms: Republicans got washed 2024 Election (with Abortion Rights on the ballot and Trump facing several lawsuits): ??????? I'm not saying he CAN'T win, but I also don't think people understand how many people are still going to vote for Biden despite his flaws. 3
byzantium Posted March 14 Posted March 14 1 hour ago, Navyboy20 said: The 2016 Election was the only Election that Trump truly won and that was 8 years ago. 2018 Midterms: Republicans got washed 2020 Election: Republicans got washed 2022 Midterms: Republicans got washed 2024 Election (with Abortion Rights on the ballot and Trump facing several lawsuits): ??????? I'm not saying he CAN'T win, but I also don't think people understand how many people are still going to vote for Biden despite his flaws. Your narrative is a bit off 2018: Democrats made gains but they actually underperformed compared to expectations. They actually lost two senate seats and only had a 20 seat majority in the house. 2020: this was one of the most razor thin victories in American history. Biden won by like 10,000 votes in a handful of key states. What is important is any decline whatsoever from this year means Biden loses. 2022: DEMOCRATS LOST. They lost the house. A repeat of this year and they will certainly lose the presidency. 1 1
PoisonPill Posted March 14 Posted March 14 1 hour ago, Navyboy20 said: Biden voters are the new silent majority. Too embarrassing to publicly support but best believe when people enter the voting booths in November and they see Donald Trump or Joe Biden, people are voting for Biden. When has this “silent majority” myth ever worked out lol
PoisonPill Posted March 14 Posted March 14 1 hour ago, Navyboy20 said: The 2016 Election was the only Election that Trump truly won and that was 8 years ago. 2018 Midterms: Republicans got washed 2020 Election: Republicans got washed 2022 Midterms: Republicans got washed 2024 Election (with Abortion Rights on the ballot and Trump facing several lawsuits): ??????? I'm not saying he CAN'T win, but I also don't think people understand how many people are still going to vote for Biden despite his flaws. This hot take might've missed some crucial nuances… 1
GraceRandolph Posted March 14 Author Posted March 14 1 hour ago, Navyboy20 said: The 2016 Election was the only Election that Trump truly won and that was 8 years ago. 2018 Midterms: Republicans got washed 2020 Election: Republicans got washed 2022 Midterms: Republicans got washed 2024 Election (with Abortion Rights on the ballot and Trump facing several lawsuits): ??????? I'm not saying he CAN'T win, but I also don't think people understand how many people are still going to vote for Biden despite his flaws. The fact of the matter is that Roe is dead and Dems have no longterm solution to fix it or the court. 1
ATRL Moderator Bloo Posted March 14 ATRL Moderator Posted March 14 2 hours ago, Navyboy20 said: That's every election. Voter turnout in 2020 was only like 66%. Only 66%? That was a record high. If people feel less motivated to vote, that's a troubling statistic that shouldn't be ignored so carelessly.
Gottasadae Posted March 14 Posted March 14 I'm kinda curious who da f they really polling I personally know some maga dudes and even part of my family that were shooketh by Biden's SOTU coz they expected to see dying corpse in his last stage of dementia but instead they've got fully energized old fart that skull dragged GOP with no mercy 1
mig123 Posted March 14 Posted March 14 (edited) 15 minutes ago, Gottasadae said: I'm kinda curious who da f they really polling I personally know some maga dudes and even part of my family that were shooketh by Biden's SOTU coz they expected to see dying corpse in his last stage of dementia but instead they've got fully energized old fart that skull dragged GOP with no mercy I got called and I told them I don’t agree with none of this bullshit but hey I’m still voting for Biden I don’t want trump! Edited March 14 by mig123
Fleahive Posted March 14 Posted March 14 After banning TikTok and waking up seeing porn hub is banned in my state I’m no longer voting Biden. We need to come to consensus on a third candidate QUICK and mass support that person while we still have social media. 2
Thesedays Posted March 14 Posted March 14 (edited) 2 hours ago, Navyboy20 said: The 2016 Election was the only Election that Trump truly won and that was 8 years ago. 2018 Midterms: Republicans got washed 2020 Election: Republicans got washed 2022 Midterms: Republicans got washed 2024 Election (with Abortion Rights on the ballot and Trump facing several lawsuits): ??????? I'm not saying he CAN'T win, but I also don't think people understand how many people are still going to vote for Biden despite his flaws. It doesn't matter how many people will vote for Biden, though. The US isn't based on the popular vote. All that matters is him getting the majority in a handful of swing states. And he had razor-thin victories in most of these states. Edited March 14 by Thesedays
woohoo Posted March 14 Posted March 14 1 hour ago, GraceRandolph said: The fact of the matter is that Roe is dead and Dems have no longterm solution to fix it or the court. Humor me, let’s say Bernie had won the primary in 2020 and the presidency and had the 50/50 senate split with Manchin and sinema and then also lost the house in 2022. What would have played out differently than what we have now? He would have faced the same challenges Biden has. Democrats have several variations of bills for abortion rights. With sinema and manchin gone we have a real shot at carving out the filibuster finally. Granted we keep the senate.
ClashAndBurn Posted March 14 Posted March 14 19 minutes ago, woohoo said: Humor me, let’s say Bernie had won the primary in 2020 and the presidency and had the 50/50 senate split with Manchin and sinema and then also lost the house in 2022. What would have played out differently than what we have now? He would have faced the same challenges Biden has. Democrats have several variations of bills for abortion rights. With sinema and manchin gone we have a real shot at carving out the filibuster finally. Granted we keep the senate. With Manchin gone, you have no path to getting over 50 Democrats in the Senate ever again. There are also multiple vulnerable Democrats like Tester, Baldwin, and Sherrod Brown who, if/when they lose their seats, they're never flipping back (particularly in Montana and Ohio). And then Jon Ossoff is going to be washed when he's up against Brian Kemp in 2026. That said, there's other centrists besides them who would stand in the way of filibuster reform if it came down to it; they were just happy to hide their opinions behind Manchin and Sinema because they know it wouldn't play well for them in a potential primary challenge. There's always a rotating villain waiting in the wings.
PoisonPill Posted March 14 Posted March 14 1 hour ago, Fleahive said: After banning TikTok and waking up seeing porn hub is banned in my state I’m no longer voting Biden. We need to come to consensus on a third candidate QUICK and mass support that person while we still have social media. TikTok has not been banned… where are you getting your news?
Fleahive Posted March 15 Posted March 15 2 hours ago, PoisonPill said: TikTok has not been banned… where are you getting your news? Tiktok
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