(Worthy News) – President Joe Biden’s first year in office has been a disaster of epic proportions. Afghanistan and the southern border? Disaster. His handling of the COVID-19 pandemic after promising to “shut down” the virus and hiring Ron “Ebola Czar” Klain as his chief of staff? Disaster. His decrepit disposition and the fact that Kamala Harris is a heartbeat away from power? You get the idea.
The American people have been paying attention, and they are justifiably appalled. A recent Gallup survey found a “dramatic” 14-point shift in party identification over the past year, which is terrible news for Democrats heading into the 2022 midterm elections.
When Biden took office, 49 percent of Americans told Gallup they identified as (or leaned) Democrat, compared to just 40 percent who considered themselves (or leaned) Republican. Since then, the Democratic Party’s 9-point advantage has turned into a 5-point deficit, with just 42 percent of Americans identifying as Democrat and 47 percent identifying as Republican. That’s not great. [ Source: Algemeineer (Read More…) ]
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