Most Americans no longer trust Biden’s
COVID information: Poll
Posted By: Ribicon, 9/29/2021 5:58:30 PM
Most Americans no longer trust President Biden to give accurate information about the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the latest Axios/Ipsos Coronavirus Index. Conducted Sept. 24-27, the survey of 1,105 Americans over the age of 18 reported that only 45% trust President Biden “a great deal or a fair amount” to give them honest information about the virus, while 53% trust him “very little or not at all.” “Fewer than half now say they trust the president, a 13-percentage point decline from his high water mark right after his inauguration in January,” wrote the survey’s four authors.
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Who but a fool would believe anything that doddering liar says? Potential domestic violent extremists don't even trust the results of the election that installed him as pResident.