Joe Biden's terrible polling continues

Joe Biden's terrible policy decisions have caught up with him. The botched Afghanistan withdrawal hurt him. Before that, his wild-eyed spending spree hurt him through inflation. Prior to that, Biden's open borders policies were seen as foolish.Further, they saw Biden's open borders policies as vindictive as most people recognized them as Biden's attempt to erase President Trump's legacy.

This week, Biden's getting hurt by the Democrats' attempts to raise taxes and by Gen. Milley's attempt to ignore the Constitution. When Nancy Pelosi called him to take the nuclear football away from then-President Trump, the proper response would've been to tell her that the Constitution created a unitary commander-in-chief, which is the president:

"This morning, I spoke to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley to discuss available precautions for preventing an unstable president from initiating military hostilities or accessing the launch codes and ordering a nuclear strike," Pelosi wrote in a letter. "The situation of this unhinged President could not be more dangerous, and we must do everything that we can to protect the American people from his unbalanced assault on our country and our democracy."
The thought that Gen. Milley took Ms. Pelosi seriously is frightening. President Trump is the most anti-war president in recent history.

The thought that Gen. Milley contacted his Chinese counterpart is more frightening than Gen. Milley's conversation with Pelosi. Former Director of National Intelligence, aka former DNI, John Ratcliffe told Sean Hannity last night that former Acting Secretary of Defense Christopher Miller didn't authorize Milley's call to Milley's Chinese counterpart. This is the entire interview:

But I digress. Back to the Right Track, Wrong Track polling:

The RCP average on Right Track, Wrong Track shows that Biden is underwater to the tune of -31. This isn't an outliar, either. There are 4 polls that show between 25% and 29% who think that we're on the right track.

With all of these crises happening, it isn't surprising. Give the Milley fiasco another week and there might be 6-7 polls with terrible right track numbers.

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