Last updated on July 18th, 2023 at 01:35 pm
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A new poll released on Sunday shows that Republican attacks on President Biden have failed as his approval rating is 58%.
Biden Is 20 Points More Popular Than Trump Was
According to the latest CBS News Poll:
Biden is doing pretty well in this poll. pic.twitter.com/s9YM5RR062
— Tyler Daniels (@TylerFe5082) July 18, 2021
They think the battle against the pandemic is going somewhat well, though that’s tempered now by concern about the Delta variant. pic.twitter.com/QLTJB4IAxc
— CBS News Poll (@CBSNewsPoll) July 18, 2021
President Biden’s infrastructure proposals have a 59% approval rating, and by a margin of 51%-31%, respondents think that the expanded child tax credit will help them.
The Republican Attacks On Biden And His Agenda Have All Failed
The vast majority of Americans simply aren’t believing the Republican attacks on the President.
Republicans have tried to label Joe Biden a Marxist, a socialist, and an agent of the far left, and nothing has stuck. They have refused to vote for his proposals and have tried to claim that he is hurting the economy, and all of their broadsides have missed.
Joe Biden is popular because he is leading the nation out of a pandemic and rebuilding the economy while giving most Americans things that they have wanted, but Republicans always told them that they could never have.
Right-wing media has been working to bring down Biden, but the poll numbers suggest that their message has fallen on deaf ears outside of their supporters.
Only Barack Obama and Ronald Reagan have registered higher approval ratings after their first six months in the modern era.
Joe Biden is building a special presidency, and so far, Republicans have not been able to dent his popularity with the American people.
Jason is the managing editor. He is also a White House Press Pool and a Congressional correspondent for PoliticusUSA. Jason has a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science. His graduate work focused on public policy, with a specialization in social reform movements.
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