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Thursday, April 25, 2024

Slidin’ Biden Hits Record Low, Even Worse For Kamala

'People should know that inflation is going to come down next year... '

Several weeks ago it appeared that President Joe Biden could not be any more unpopular, but now he has topped even his previous record lows, Newsmax reported.

Just one out of every five Americans would like to see the embattled and failing President run again in 2024, according to a recent poll. As if that is not bad enough, even fewer Americans hope to see Kamala Harris back in office.

When asked who their preferred 2024 Democratic candidate would be, Biden was named by a mere 22% of people surveyed. Harris netted just 12% of the registered voters questioned in the poll.

Even among Democrat voters, Biden polled poorly, with only 37% wishing to see him back in 2024.

The “Let’s Go Brandon” chant aside, one probable reason for his popularity plummet is his unpopular vaccine mandate. It turns out that Americans generally don’t enjoy getting experimental jabs sponsored by Big Pharma in order to protect themselves from the flu.

But his Big Pharma friends aren’t the only elites that Biden has aided since taking the office — he has also helped his friends in the finance industry, ensuring that elites and establishment cronies get a slice of the pie while middle and lower class families struggle to handle Biden-induced inflation.

But according to Biden administration spokeswoman and careerist Jen Psaki, inflation is a good thing for Americans.

She told CNN last month that inflation is a “good thing” because it indicates that “consumers” — by which she presumably meant “Americans” — are buying more things.

Unfortunately for Americans, Psaki’s good inflation is about to come to an end according to her expert prediction.

“People should know that inflation is going to come down next year,” Psaki claimed. “[W]e’re working to attack these cost issues that are impacting the American people every single day.”

Overall, the president’s approval rating is at 42.35%, with his disapproval skyrocketing at 52.2%.

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