


Poll Reveals American Discontent with Biden's Presidency
A recent poll shows that Americans view Biden's presidency less favorably than Trump's or Obama's at the end of their terms.
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Overview
As President Joe Biden prepares to leave office, a recent poll indicates that Americans' views of his presidency are considerably dimmer compared to the end of Donald Trump and Barack Obama’s terms. Only a quarter of adults described Biden as a 'good' or 'great' president, with less than 10% labeling him 'great.' Discontent is particularly strong among Black and Hispanic Americans, with significant numbers indicating they believe they are worse off since he took office. The findings suggest that Biden's presidency is viewed as tarnished and mediocre, with many feeling he did not fulfill campaign promises, despite legislative achievements in areas such as healthcare and infrastructure.
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