Chuck Todd: ‘Shocking’ NBC Poll Shows
71% Believe U.S. Is on Wrong Track —
‘Scary News for the Democrats’
Posted By: Imright, 10/31/2021 1:48:20 PM
NBC anchor Chuck Todd debuted a new poll on Sunday’s broadcast of “Meet the Press” which showed 71 percent of Americans believe America is on the wrong track.Todd said, “We have a brand new NBC news poll out this morning still with some scary news for the Democrats. The overarching message, Americans have lost their confidence in President Joe Biden and their optimism for the country. At least they have right now. Just 22% of adults say we are headed in the right direction. A shocking 71% say we’re on the wrong track
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