A new Monmouth University poll reveals that President Joe Biden's approval rating has hit a historic low of 34%, experiencing a four-point drop since September. The ratings indicate that the majority of Americans feel dissatisfied with his handling of key policy areas, including infrastructure, jobs, mobility, climate change, inflation, and immigration.
While speculation on whether a different Democratic President could yield better results arises, it's essential to remember that Biden has accomplished more for climate change than any of his predecessors, which should stand for something. A parallel is drawn between the reigning President and George H.W. Bush in 1992 when, despite economic improvements, public mood was similarly grumpy.
