Chris Arps, The Tim Jones and Chris Arps Show
Americans feel the pinch of “Bidenomics” as they struggle to afford homes and cars and face skyrocketing grocery bills. The economic policies under President Biden’s administration have come under intense scrutiny, with abysmal approval ratings reflecting the public’s dissatisfaction.
President Biden’s handling of the economy has hit a new low in the wake of persistent worries about inflation. According to the ABC News/Washington Post survey, his approval rating on economic matters has plummeted to an all-time low of 30 percent, marking the lowest point of his presidency.
An alarming 44 percent of Americans claim to be financially worse off under President Biden’s administration. This marks the highest level of dissatisfaction since 1986 in ABC/Post polls.
An NBC News poll provides further evidence of the discontent, revealing that just 37 percent of voters approve of President Biden’s approach to the economy. In another grim statistic, his job rating among registered voters stands at 41 percent approval, with 56 percent disapproval, marking the highest level of disapproval during his presidency.
