Two More Polls Show Bad News for#IllegitimateBiden

Every single poll shows bad news for Dems. Every. Single. Poll! 

If you think I am cherry picking polls, take a look at the Real Clear Politics average. It's getting worse for Biden and the Dems every week. Worst of all are the number of voters who voted for Biden but now regret that vote. In two recent polls that asked that question 17% and 19% of those polled said they regretted voting for Biden. Here are highlights from two recent polls. First, the Echelon:

Trump and Biden are now tied, 45-45, in a potential rematch. pic.twitter.com/KpZCzZCOKq

— Patrick Ruffini (@PatrickRuffini) November 19, 2021

A majority of Americans say Biden is making inflation worse.

The next largest group says he’s not making it any better.

Just 14% say he’s making it better. Just 27% of Democrats say this. pic.twitter.com/VBnkLUEftG

— Patrick Ruffini (@PatrickRuffini) November 19, 2021

The public mood is swinging against spending. A plurality says Congress is spending too much, 12 points more than those who say they’re spending the right amount / too little. pic.twitter.com/irX5yehCx0

— Patrick Ruffini (@PatrickRuffini) November 19, 2021

Now, the CBS Poll:

Along with Biden's declining overall approval number, strength of disapproval has increased since summer...

Currently, 42% strongly disapprove of his job handling, while only 18% strongly approve — that 24-point gap between them is largest it's been since start of term https://t.co/yoJQ0GcUjI pic.twitter.com/jYg9MnvLKR

— Kabir Khanna (@kabir_here) November 22, 2021

BIDEN & INFLATION:
With many problems that present themselves, Americans nonetheless evaluate a president on how well it’s addressed once it happens. Biden gets among his lowest marks on handling inflation of all the issues tested. pic.twitter.com/QbhAFgPnE1

— CBS News Poll (@CBSNewsPoll) November 21, 2021

ECONOMY: Our poll finds sharply negative ratings for the U.S. economy, with two-thirds calling it bad; the worst numbers since the depths of the pandemic in the summer of 2020. pic.twitter.com/0RQqeyKoPJ

— CBS News Poll (@CBSNewsPoll) November 21, 2021