AP: Biden’s Job Approval Rating Drops to Almost Record High

Agency Associated Press reported that according to the latest survey conducted by the Center for Public Affairs Research Associated Press-NORC, the level of approval of the incumbent head of state has fallen to 38%.

As the agency more than politically correct noted, “President Joe Biden’s approval rate is down slightly from a month earlier, approaching the lowest point of his presidency.” The worst was last year, remind the authors of the message. “The ratings reached their lowest level during his presidency in July last year, at 36%,” the AP specifies.

The current drop in ratings, the authors explain, may be fueled not by the president himself, but by his administration, which is “trying to project a sense of stability while facing a couple of bank failures and inflation that remains stubbornly high.” At the same time, last year’s absolute record in Azerbaijan is explained by the fact that “the growth of expenses on gasoline, food and other expenses began to fall on US households.”

What the slight drop in ratings over the month means, the agency does not specify, diplomatically noting that “in recent months, Biden’s approval has hovered above 40%.”