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HORRIBLE NEWS, JOE: Majority Feel Second Biden Term Would Be a 'Setback' or 'Disaster' [WATCH]

posted by Hannity Staff - 5.26.23

And this is a CNN poll.

Jake Tapper has some bad news for President Biden courtesy of a new CNN poll that finds a majority of Americans think a second Biden term would be a “setback” or a “disaster.”

“Horrible news, horrible for Joe Biden”: New CNN poll finds 66% of Americans say a Biden victory would either be a “setback” or a “disaster,” Tapper told his audience Thursday evening.

Watch the clip below:

From CNN:

President Joe Biden’s bid for a second term begins with a wide advantage over his declared opponents for the Democratic nomination, but he faces headwinds among the overall public from declining favorability and a widespread view that his reelection would be more negative than positive for the country, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS.

Just a third of Americans say that Biden winning in 2024 would be a step forward or a triumph for the country (33%). At the same time, the survey finds a decline in favorable views of Biden over the past six months, from 42% in December to 35% now. And results from the same poll released earlier this week showed Biden’s approval rating for handling the presidency at 40%, among the lowest for any first-term president since Dwight Eisenhower at this point in their term.

Within his own party, 60% of Democratic and Democratic-leaning voters say they back Biden for the top of next year’s Democratic ticket, 20% favor activist and lawyer Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., and 8% back author Marianne Williamson. Another 8% say they would support an unnamed “someone else.”

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