Joe Biden is not doing well at all. The President of the United States has an unprecedented level of approval, now polls also confirm it. According to the most recent Quinnipiac poll, only 33% of American citizens support it, compared to 54% of Americans who dislike how it goes about its work since it took a seat in the Oval Office of the White House after winning the election against Donald Trump. On the other hand, for Cnbc AllAmerica, the approval rating was slightly higher, reaching an index of 38%. Numbers, however, far from those of a president beloved by the public. Biden does slightly better in dealing with the war in Ukraine: Washington’s reaction to the invasion of Russia is even approved by 39 percent of respondents in Quinnipiac’s poll. Numbers that, however, indicate a nonmass appreciation of how he is taking on the challenge with Vladimir Putin.
Meanwhile, a senior adviser has assured President Biden that the United States has imposed “serious sanctions” on Russia and is focused on their execution, particularly on countering “escape” attempts. “We believe we have the most important sanctions in place, but our attention in the coming days will be focused on the risks of absconding,” or rather imposing them and making sure Moscow does not evade them, National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said. during a symposium.
