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Chuck Todd: Biden Has a ‘Big Credibility Crisis on His Hands’
NBC anchor Chuck Todd said Sunday on “Today” that President Joe Biden had a “big credibility crisis on his hands.”
Todd said, “I think he’s got a pretty big credibility crisis on his hands. Because all of these problems, in some ways, showed up after he said something basically the exact opposite. Afghanistan withdrawal wasn’t going to be messy. This wasn’t going to look like Saigon. The booster shots, he came out and essentially said eight months, and even indicated maybe we should start it as soon as five months. Now we’re not sure if anybody under 65 is going to get a booster shot. ..Of course, the border has been, whether this is — we can talk about the border problems say there are years in the making, but it’s pretty clear we have a bigger problem now than we’ve had in years, and these policies have turned into becoming a magnet.”
He continued, “He’s got a lot of work to do. The U.N. speech, look, he’s got credibility issues on the world stage to make sure people still view America as a — not just a stable democracy — but a competent leader of the free world right now.”
Todd added, “I think the next month is going to probably still be tough for him politically because he’s got to get this big bill through Congress. If he can get that thing passed, I think he can start to take a few breaths here a little bit. But he’s got a lot on the line here this month, that’s for sure.”
VIDEO: More ‘F*ck’ Joe Biden Chants Rings Out at College Football Games
For the third straight week, college football fans have been heard breaking out in chants of “F*ck Joe Biden” as Biden’s presidency continues to spiral downward in the polls with a wave of crises and scandals such as the crisis on the border, unpopular forced vaccine mandates, a worsening economy, and out of control spending, not to mention the debacle in Afghanistan.
Fans unhappy with Biden’s actions plied the chant at the University of Kentucky on Saturday:
The chant also rang out in Tennessee and Wyoming:
Chants broke out a few weeks ago at games, including Coastal Carolina, Virginia Tech, Auburn, Texas A&M, and more.
Last weekend the chant was even heard at the Chicago Bears-LA Rams game.
Joe Biden’s approval rating has fallen under 50 percent and has stayed there for weeks. That, as pollsters say, puts him “under water,” a position from which politicians rarely recover.
The latest Quinnipiac University poll, for instance, found Biden at 48 percent after his mishandling of Afghanistan, the coronavirus, the border, and a myriad of other disastrous policies. Of note, Quinnipiac usually leans Democrat and gives Democrats the best ratings.
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Poll: 56% of Americans Disapprove of Direction of Country Under Biden
Fifty-six percent of Americans disapprove of the direction of the country after President Biden’s first eight months in office according to a Fox News poll.
Biden’s poll numbers are tanking on the heels of a controversial vaccine mandate, an inflated economy, a disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan, and a drone strike that killed 10 innocent Afghan civilians, including seven children.
According to a Fox News survey, 56 percent of respondents disapprove of how things are going in the United States. Conversely, 42 percent of respondents reported they approve of how things are going. When it comes to unity, 54 percent of participants believe the country is less unified under Biden, while 37% feel the country is more unified.
Forty-nine percent of respondents reported they believe Biden exhibits the mental soundness to serve effectively as president, while 50 percent perceive the president to be trustworthy and honest. Moreover, 45 percent understand Biden to be a strong leader. Fifty-one percent of respondents reported that they view the administration as competent and effective.
The majority of Americans expressed their disapproval with the administration’s handling of Afghanistan. Sixty percent of participants shared that they disapprove of Biden’s oversight of Afghanistan while just 36% approve. Sixty-five percent of Democrats reported they approved of Biden’s management of Afghanistan.
In terms of the pandemic, 55 percent of respondents approve of the president’s job while 44 percent expressed that they disapproved. Eighty-nine percent of Democrats responded that they approve of the President’s handling of the virus.
When it comes to the economy the divide is razor-thin as 50 percent currently approve of the economy, while 49 percent disapprove. Of Democrats that responded, 86 percent approve of the economy. Thirty percent of all participants expressed that the economy is doing well.
Fifty percent of participants reported they approve of the president’s overall performance, while 49% disapprove.
Respondents were asked to explain in their own words why they either approved or disapproved of the president. Of those that responded they approved of the president’s job, 25 percent expressed that they approve of the way Biden has handled the coronavirus pandemic. While 19 percent expressed he is “doing a good job,” 15 percent expressed he is better than his predecessor President Trump. Nine percent reported they approved of Biden because of his presidential behavior, while another 9 percent approve of his job thus far because of the economy. Finally, 8 percent reported they approve of Biden because he “helps people.”
Of those that disapproved of the president, 22 percent reported their disapproval is rooted in Biden’s incompetence, while 19 percent disapprove of Biden because of the administration’s handling of Afghanistan. Another 13 percent responded they have a general dislike for the man in the oval office. Eight percent expressed they disapprove of the president due to the status of the economy as another 8 percent disapprove of Biden because of the vaccine mandate. Finally, 7 percent of respondents disapprove of the administration due to the border crisis.
The poll was conducted from September 12 through September 15 of 2021. The sample size of the poll is 1,002 registered voters who were randomly selected nationwide. Interviews were conducted via phone calls and the margin of error for the survey is plus or minus three percentage points.
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