This week’s White House report card finds President Joe Biden in miserable shape.
House Republicans are starting up their investigations into his problem policies and decisions, he’s getting crushed in early 2024 primary polls and the price of eggs continue to soar.Democratic pollster John Zogby highlighted Biden’s poor showing in a New Hampshire primary poll that had the president coming in behind one of his cabinet secretaries. He gave Biden a grade of “C-,” and said, “voters still see the country headed in the wrong direction and are worried about the future.
New Granite State poll of New Hampshire Democrats shows 66% of voters opposed to Biden running for a second term. The debt ceiling debate goes on and exiting White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain said that Republicans want to cut Social Security and Medicare, both false and crazy. Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said Republicans want to raise the price of gasoline, which was equally dumb.
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