Biden Hasnt Hit Bottom Yet

HE HASN'T HIT BOTTOM YET<br /><br />A poll from left-leaning news outlet CNBC, in collaboration with Change Research, is proving that there is no bottom for Joe Biden's job approval. Data in here is so bad for Biden, it's worth digging into:<br /><br />56% of voters disapprove of Biden's job as President. <br />His average disapproval was just 36% when he took office last year.<br /><br />Biden's handling of the economy is the main factor driving his plunging poll numbers:<br /><br />60% disapprove of Biden's handling of the economy<br />72% say they disapprove of his handling of the price of everyday goods<br /><br />66% disapprove of his efforts to help their wallets<br /><br />56% disapprove of Biden's handling of the stock market, despite all three major indexes posting double-digit gains in 2021<br /><br />On the last stat, CNBC says that voters not giving Biden credit for the market in 2021 points to a larger problem for Democrats in 2022: "The party can’t seem to convince voters that things are better than they were 12 months ago."<br /><br />Biden is losing support on Covid, the one issue he polled well in. <br /><br />And why wouldn't he? <br /><br />He ran on "shutting down the virus" yet a year later, the U.S. recorded over 1 million new cases in a single day. <br /><br />VIDEO (<a href="https://www.facebook.com/100007054119886/posts/3122528817992225/)" rel="noopener">https://www.facebook.com/100007054119886/posts/3122528817992225/)</a><br /><br />Here's what voters think:<br /><br />55% say they disapprove of Biden's handling of Covid-19<br />50% of voters say Biden has "gone too far" in his Covid policies<br /><br />Money can't buy you love: <br />The survey asked voters how they felt about Biden's American Rescue Plan which passed last year and cost us $1.9 trillion:<br /><br />58% of Biden voters say it 'made no difference' or made them 'worse off"<br /><br />99% of Trump voters say it 'made no difference' or made them 'worse off'<br /><br />The final point I'll leave you with: <br /><br />The poll