Biden Approaches 100 Days In Office —
What Do Americans Think?
Posted By: Black Conservative Voice, 4/26/2021 7:25:43 AM
Fox News Poll: Biden approaches 100-day milestone As Joe Biden closes in on the 100-day mark of his presidency, a Fox News poll finds a 54 percent majority of voters approves of his job performance. That's lower than Barack Obama's 62 percent and George W. Bush's 63 percent approval at their respective 100-day points, but higher than the 45 percent Donald Trump received four years ago. CORRECTION*
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Biden is a total embarrassment. So bad he has bumped Obama and Carter from last on the worst US President list. In just over 90 days he has taken the US backward in every issue critical to the country. A worse disaster than anyone ever would have guessed.