Trump is dominating Biden on a crucial measure, spelling bad news for Sleepy Joe
American voters see through the facade
When it comes to a crucial aspect of the 2024 election, former president Donald Trump is leaving President Joe Biden in the dust, with a staggering lead of almost 30 points, as revealed by a recent ABC News poll.
Only 28 percent of Americans believe that Biden, 81, is physically fit enough to effectively serve as president, according to the poll. In contrast, 57 percent have confidence in Trump’s physical health. The poll also showed doubts about Biden’s mental sharpness, with only 28 percent expressing faith in his cognitive abilities, while 47 percent believe in Trump’s mental acuity.
This is devastating news for Biden, who has been nicknamed “Sleepy Joe.” It’s no surprise that the poll indicates a mere 33 percent approval rating for the president, which is even lower than Trump’s lowest approval rating during his presidency and the worst of any president since George W. Bush in 2008. Biden’s approval rating among black and Hispanic adults has also dropped significantly compared to his historical averages with those groups.
American voters are not oblivious. As the Washington Free Beacon has consistently demonstrated on a weekly basis since July 2022, Biden is simply too old and impaired, both mentally and physically, to serve another four-year term as president. By the time he would leave office, he would be 86 years old. It’s evident that he struggles to maintain his balance and often confuses his role as president with his previous position in the U.S. Senate, where he served for nearly four decades.
“My name’s Joe Biden. I work for the government in the Senate,” the octogenarian president (falsely) told coffee shop employees during a recent stop in Pennsylvania.
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What will be a key challenge for Biden in the upcoming 2024 election based on the poll findings
For another term, while a majority of 57 percent believe he is not. This significant gap has the potential to greatly impact Biden’s chances of winning re-election in 2024.
The poll also revealed that a large number of American voters have concerns about Biden’s mental sharpness. Only 42 percent believe that Biden has the mental acuity necessary to fulfill the demands of the presidency, while a majority of 53 percent believe he does not.
These findings are not surprising, as Biden’s mental and physical fitness have been subjects of speculation and criticism throughout his presidency. From stuttering during speeches to forgetfulness during press conferences, there have been numerous instances that have raised doubts about his capabilities.
On the other hand, Donald Trump, who is currently not in an official political position, is seen as far more physically and mentally fit by the American electorate. The poll reveals that 62 percent believe Trump is physically capable of being president for another term, while only 31 percent believe he is not. Furthermore, a majority of 58 percent believe Trump has the mental acuity necessary for the presidency, compared to 37 percent who think he does not.
These statistics indicate that Trump continues to have a strong pull among American voters, despite not being in office. His charisma, energy, and robustness are qualities that many believe are crucial for a leader, especially in times of crisis.
It is clear that Biden’s physical and mental fitness, or lack thereof, is a major concern for a significant portion of the American population. With Trump’s strong standing in these areas, Biden will have to work hard to convince voters that he is capable and qualified for another term.
The upcoming 2024 election will be a test of Biden’s ability to address these concerns and win back the confidence of the American people. It will require clear and effective communication, as well as demonstrating strength and vitality in his actions.
As the poll suggests, American voters see through the facade and are becoming increasingly skeptical of Biden’s fitness for office. Whether or not Biden can turn the tide in his favor remains to be seen, but it is clear that he has an uphill battle ahead of him.
