A plurality of Americans believe President Joe Biden has made the country “worse” and say America’s best days are in the past, a Rasmussen Reports survey released Tuesday found.
respondents, “Generally speaking, has President Joe Biden made America better or worse as a nation? Or has Biden’s presidency not made much difference?”
A majority of Democrats, 57 percent, believe Biden has made America better, but nearly one in five, 18 percent, believe he has made it “worse.” The survey also had a pessimistic edge, as a plurality, 42 percent, said America’s best days are in the past. Just 38 percent believe the country’s best days are in the future, and 20 percent are not sure.
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