All you need to know about what Americans think of the job President Biden is doing on their behalf can be found in a new poll. A British newspaper, the Sunday Express, conducted a survey with the Democracy Institute asking a simple question.
‘Which do you think would do more to improve America’s future: getting rid of Biden or getting rid of Putin?’
Well, the American people chose getting rid of Biden by 52 to 43. Now, when you’re doing so badly as president, that people are madder at you than they are at the Russian dictator, who is clearly a bad person and who has clearly done horrible things in Ukraine, there’s something weird going on.
That survey indicates the level of concern the majority of people in our country have over the policies and decision making happening in the Biden White House. There is no shortage of red flags around the president, which is why his approval ratings have tanked. Just this week, we learned he wrote a college recommendation letter for the son of a business partner of his scandal-plagued son. His press secretary has one foot out the door, about to head to MSNBC for a TV job.
It makes me wonder: Who is actually making the decisions inside the White House?
It’s a legitimate question, because Biden appears, quite frankly, lost at times. As I’ve mentioned before, we have legitimate concerns about the president’s mental state, and the constant stumbles and times where he forgets simple things. We also have to worry about his values and the direction he’s trying to take our country in. At a time when we’re trying to help Ukraine keep Putin and his Russian army from overtaking the country, Biden is tentative about supplying aid. And then he calls for Putin to be removed from power, which so alarmed his staff they had to go into damage-control mode.
You may dismiss the poll cited above, but to do so is to ignore the warning signs that are obvious to anyone paying attention to this administration. We don’t really know who’s making the calls to lead our country, and that is a truly frightening thought.
