With his approval rating hitting an all-time low on Friday, President Joe Biden 's popularity remains in the doldrums as he stru...
With his approval rating hitting an all-time low on Friday, President Joe Biden's popularity remains in the doldrums as he struggles to pass two spending bills on Capitol Hill that are key to his agenda.
According to a poll-of-polls by data website FiveThirtyEight, on Monday, Biden had an approval rating of 43.5 percent and a disapproval rating of 50.6 percent.
At the beginning of his presidency, Biden's aggregate approval rating was 53 percent and disapproval was 36 percent, according to the website.
On Friday, the Democratic president's approval rating sunk to a new low of 43.4 percent, and disapproval reached an all-time high of 50.7 percent.
But since the United States' botched withdrawal from Afghanistan in August, which also saw the deaths of 160 Afghans and 13 American service members in a terror attack, Biden has seen his approval ratings plummet.
Biden now has the challenge of passing a $1 trillion infrastructure and multi-trillion-dollar domestic spending bill, which includes investments in child and health care, as well as climate change measures.
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