Democrats are beginning to show frustration with President Joe Biden as his agenda has seen several setbacks during his presidency, according to cardamom Amy Barnes and Brett Samuels.
Following the ruling of the Supreme Court in Raw vs. Wade Last month, the president was “finding himself largely incapable of addressing a series of setbacks in recent weeks that have fueled anxiety among Democrats about the state of the country,” Wrote.
During Biden’s presidency, the country experienced a supply chain crisis, record inflation, a shortage of infant formula, and a failed withdrawal from Afghanistan. His landmark legislative proposal, the $1.75 trillion Building Back Better Act (BBB), has been dead in the water for some time. All while the country has seen record-high gas prices and has been plagued by armed violence.
Everything, so far, seems to make Democrats “increasingly frustrated” with the person they chose to “enact change.”
One senior Democratic strategist, speaking of frustration with Biden and his team, told hill,”It’s infuriating,” he said, adding, “Our house is burning and it looks like they’re doing nothing to put out the flames. They just watch it with the rest of us.”
Biden has also struggled with shoddy job approval numbers.
Biden is underwater in 48 states — including navy blue California and his native Delaware — while his approval rating has fallen to the lowest in his presidency, with just 30 percent approval and 58 percent disapproval, according to the latest CIVIQS release. Average job approvals on July 3rd.
The president is also mired in the presence of independent electors, constituting an increasingly influential constituency, especially in recent years. Only 18 percent of independent respondents said they approved of Biden, while 68 percent disagree, with 13 percent having no opinion.
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Another Democratic strategist, Joel Payne, told hill Biden needs to change course.
Payne continued, “There is the administrative part of the job and the political part of the job, and it seems that this president is leaning more towards the administrative role at a time when his coalition thirsts for political clarity and leadership.” “The president and his team have to be vigilant about providing that and balance the need to do both.”
“I’m not sure what he’s doing. I can tell you what he’s not doing,” Bakary Sellers, a Democratic political commentator who appears frequently on CNN, said last Friday.
However, the White House press secretary When Karen-Jean-Pierre was asked during Tuesday’s briefing about Democrats starting to complain that the president isn’t pressing on specific issues, Distracting the question by saying, “I can’t speak for them, I can only speak to what we are trying to do.”
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