Media: “Biden is splitting the world’s democracies worse than Trump”
Sociology shows that United States President Joe Biden is losing popularity among his countrymen.
Kommersant writes about this, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
It is noted that polls conducted in September by leading sociological services indicate a record drop in Biden's rating, which, according to Gallup, fell by as much as six percentage points in the eight months after the inauguration - to 43%, reaching a historic low. According to this study, 53% of Americans disapprove of Biden's job as president.
It is noteworthy that, as follows from another Harvard CAPS/Harris poll, for the first time since his arrival in the White House, Biden began to concede in popularity to his predecessor as head of the White House, Donald Trump. Thus, the performance of the current president is assessed negatively by 49% of Americans, while for Trump this figure is 47%.
The publication writes that “to date, the new US president has largely squandered his credibility in the eyes of Western allies.”
“The title of his four-month-old article, “My trip to Europe is designed to unite America and the world's democracies,” published this summer in The Washington Post, after the fiasco in Afghanistan and the scandal in relations with France and the EU, sounds like evil trolling. Biden’s actions as head of the White House turned out to be even more divisive to world democracies than the activities of Donald Trump, and there was no trace left of the euphoria about his election in Europe,” the newspaper summarizes.
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