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Since the presidential election is not till next November, is it too early to be worrying about what the polls are saying about Biden's approval rating and whether or not he can win a second time?
Comment by sporks_and_forks at 20/11/2023 at 19:43 UTC
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no. you should be worried. this guy's polling is trash and seems to only be getting worse. folks keep saying "but he has time to turn it around!" well it seems it's been sliding since the Afghanistan exit. he will get no more significant bills signed due to the House. so he has to run on his current record, which you an see how folks feel about in the polls. plus the usual "Trump bad" stuff that worked in 2020, but i fear won't this time. then you have his age and his VP. it's a mess tbh.
Comment by Theinternationalist at 18/11/2023 at 03:12 UTC
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It's too early to call the election, but it serves as a marker about how people feel about Biden (and Trump). Everyone involved will adjust accordingly to try to get the polls to change, and what you see next November will involve a lot of those changes.
Comment by bl1y at 17/11/2023 at 11:36 UTC
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It's not too early to worry. It is too early to declare the whole thing over.
The biggest thing to pay attention to right now are the undecided numbers. I think it's fair to assume a large number of them will begrudgingly pull the Biden lever when the time comes.
Comment by ruminaui at 16/11/2023 at 17:36 UTC
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Please voters have the memory of a hamster, get worried in 6 months