A new poll finds that most Americans think that Joe Biden is too infirm to make it through a second term.
The new Harvard Caps/Harris poll finds that 57 percent of 2,000 registered voters feel that the stumbling, fumbling, senile 80-year-old Biden can’t possibly live long enough to complete a second term.
Additionally, 57 percent doubt his mental fitness for the job and 67 percent say he’s just too old.
Naturally, Republicans are more negative about Biden’s ability to survive a second term with 82 percent saying he can’t make it. On the other hand, only 35 percent of Democrats don’t think he can survive a second stint in the White House.
Meanwhile, a new CNN poll finds that Joe Biden’s approval ratings are now the lowest of any president since the “malaise” days of Jimmy Carter.
“Biden’s approval rating in the new poll stands at 40%, with 60% saying they disapprove. That’s about on par with where he stood in a March CNN poll (42% approved then) but continues a downward trend since January, when 45% approved of his performance,” CNN reported.
That isn’t the worst of it, either. CNN also found that Biden’s ratings on key issues are even worse. Only 35 percent approve of his handling of the federal budget, 34 percent approve of how he is handling the economy, and a tiny 30 percent approve of how he is handling immigration.
All this only about a year before the 2024 election cycle where Joe Biden is already asking for a second term.
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