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23 Oct, 8 tweets, 3 min read
🔴 Joe Biden's popularity has fallen more in his first nine months than any other US President since the Second World War

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🇺🇸An exhaustive study by Gallup showed Mr Biden's approval rating had plummeted by 11.3%, worse than all the other 10 presidents before him
❓Why has Joe Biden’s popularity declined?

Read the latest analysis from @nickallen789 ⬇️
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The figures showed that, over the course of his first three months from January 20 to April 19, Mr Biden's approval rating was 56%.

📉But in the last three months, from July 20 to October 19, it had fallen to 44.7%
That slide of 11.3% meant he fared worse than the previous holder of the record, Barack Obama, who saw his approval fall by 10.1% over his first nine months
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🇺🇸Mr Biden appeared to have disappointed voters more than Jimmy Carter, who saw his rating fall by 8.9%, and Donald Trump, whose rating fell by 4.4%
➡️While 92% of Democrats approve of Mr Biden's performance, only 4% of Republicans do - one of the biggest such gaps Gallup has ever recorded for a president
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Read the full report ⬇️
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