NBC Admits New Poll Numbers For Joe Biden
Doesn't Look Good
Posted By: Imright, 4/23/2023 9:03:26 PM
President Joe Biden's struggles in the polls are no shocking news. He has been drowning since day one of his presidency, and liberal news outlets are being forced to admit it. NBC host Chuck Todd revealed shocking low poll numbers for Biden, reportedly seeking a second term. Fifty-three percent of voters who supported Biden in 2020 say that the president shouldn't run again. 76 percent of voters under 35 believe Biden should not run in 2024, while only 41 percent of Americans think the 80-year-old should let new leadership take over. (Tweet/Video)
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