Most Americans Don’t Think Biden Will Run in 2024, 48 Percent Think It Would Be Bad for US if He Did

The first six months of 👤Joe Biden’s presidency have been a complete disaster for freedom-loving Americans. A new poll suggests that many have taken note.

A Quinnipiac poll released on Wednesday asked Americans about issues ranging from the pandemic to the 2024 election. The results were not particularly encouraging for Biden.

Over half of Americans — 54 percent — said they did not think Biden would run for re-election in 2024. Only 33 percent said they thought he would run.

The poll was conducted from July 27 to Aug. 2 among 1,290 American adults with a margin of error of +/- 2.7 percentage points.

What’s worse for Biden, though, is that in addition to people not thinking he will run in 2024, a significant portion of Americans don’t think he should.

Forty-eight percent of Americans said it would be bad for the country if Biden ran for a second term. Just 37 percent said a 2024 Biden campaign would be good for the country.

For a sitting president, those numbers are quite concerning.

Many Americans probably have questions about Biden’s age and health. His frequent gaffes have hardly done much to instill confidence in that regard.

Quinnipiac, however, buried the lede and put the surprising numbers near the bottom of its article.