Bloodbath: Dreadful Numbers for Biden, Democrats in New WSJ Poll
Guy Benson – Townhall
It’s difficult to know quite where to start in analyzing this brand new Wall Street Journal survey
of Americans, which was in the field in early March, after the State of
the Union Address. The news it contains is more or less uniformly
bad-to-terrible for President Biden and the Democratic Party, starting
with Biden’s job approval and favorability ratings.
He’s underwater by 15 points on the former metric (42/57), virtually unchanged from last November, when pro-Republican swings flipped the governorship in bluer Virginia — and came surprisingly close to doing the same in bluer New Jersey. His personal favorability has also eroded over the ensuing months, dropping from (-11) to (-15). Neither political party is popular, but the ruling party is less popular than the GOP (-7) versus (-15), respectively. And the American people appear poised to make some changes,
President Biden and his fellow Democrats have lost ground to Republicans on several of the issues most important to voters...Read more here.