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It would appear that the honeymoon is over, as the chaotic start to President Joe Biden’s term continues and his approval rating sees yet another record low.

Aside from this plunge in support, it could be argued that Biden has been disingenuous about his agenda and how he would handle our global conflicts and crises.

The Daily caller reports, according to a new poll, Joe Biden’s approval rating plummets towards its lowest point since he took office.

A new AP/NORC poll found the president’s approval rating fell to 38% this month, nearly reaching the lowest level since he received a 36% rating in July 2022. In February, Biden’s approval rating was 45%, and in January it was 41%.

Republican disapproval of the president stands at 96%, while Democratic approval stands at 76%. There is a decline of both Democrats and Republicans since February, with only 21% believing the country is headed in the right direction.

Biden’s handling of the economy is disapproved by 68% of Americans, while only 31% approve. Democrats approve of the president’s handling of the economy 63% to 3%, while Republicans approve only 3%.

Sixty percent of Americans disapprove of the president’s foreign policy, while 39% approve. A majority of Democrats approve of Biden’s foreign policy, while only 7% of Republicans do.

Joe Biden’s approval rating has plummeted to an all-time low and it appears that his agenda of economic recovery, skyrocketing inflation, and claiming victory over world conflicts is falling on deaf ears. Sadly, the President may be a victim of a people becoming truly informed and factual information putting forward the agenda and projects he’s trying to accomplish as Commander in Chief. As criticism mounts, the President must work diligently to mend relations with the opposing side while addressing current crises with efficiency and care. It remains to be seen whether or not Biden can turn this situation around and gain back favor amongst his electorate, but he’ll need a plan that goes beyond merely spewing Republican rhetoric verbatim if he hopes to remain in power for much longer.