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Biden poll numbers are dwindling and it does not bode well for Democrats in the upcoming midterm elections for 2022.
CNN reported on Biden’s bad poll numbers this week, stating the following: “Just 41% of young Americans approve of President Joe Biden’s job performance, according to a new Harvard Institute of Politics poll of adults ages 18-29 released on Monday. That’s down from 46% in fall 2021 and a 59% majority last spring — a trend also seen in other recent surveys.
By comparison, according to past Harvard IOP polling, only 25% of young Americans approved of then-President Donald Trump heading into the 2018 midterm cycle. Twelve years ago, however, 56% approved of then-President Barack Obama ahead of the first midterm cycle of his presidency, when Democrats went on to lose the House in 2010.”
Republicans across social media are hoping for a “red wave” of midterm Republican victories against Democrats, but that is only possible if Americans show up to vote.
The chatter about a “red wave” of victories against Democrats is only vocal for now, but can be a reality if Republican voters are registered and ready to vote. Without votes, there is likely no “red wave” and Republican Americans don’t seem interested in that.
Frank Bojazi
Former public school teacher and freelance journalist for news and political publications. Now working as an advertising strategist and webmaster for INC 500 companies and independent news publishers, helping them manage their websites and optimize ads to increase revenue. I also run Trending Views to provide an independent news source for readers.
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