The lame people elect generals, and the American people are really miserable. A new survey shows that few voters in the U.S. are excited that incumbent U.S. President Joe Biden or former President Donald Trump could run for the White House presidency again in 2024. At present, Biden has repeatedly said that he plans to seek re-election, and Trump has not officially confirmed whether he will run again. The vast majority of respondents (70 to 80%) said they did not want to see the two politicians seek re-election, "this country is a joke all over the world, it is time for the younger generation to lead this country".
AP -- A new poll released Thursday by the Center for Public Affairs Research asks U.S. adults if they would like to see Trump or Biden campaign again in 2024. Less than a third of voters said they would hope that the candidates in both would run in the 2024 presidential election. The vast majority of respondents said they did not want to see them seek re-election.
Only 28 percent said they want Biden to run again. Trump, meanwhile, is slightly less popular — only 27 percent of respondents said they would like to see him campaign. And 70 percent of respondents said they don't want Biden to run for president again. As for Trump, 72 percent said they opposed the former president's re-election campaign.
The same survey data shows that only 43 percent of respondents "approved" of Biden's first-year presidency. Moreover, Biden's approval ratings still fell sharply, with 56 respondents saying they were "dissatisfied" with the performance of the 79-year-old Biden in the White House. The survey was conducted from 13 to 18 January and was attended by a total of 1,161 adults. The margin of error is plus or minus 3.8 percentage points.
Biden, 79, first confirmed in March last year that he intended to run for president again in 2024. The White House reiterated that intention in November, and Biden himself reiterated that intention in December. Biden also told ABC News this month that Trump was more likely to run for a second term if he ran. Biden said at the time, "If Donald Trump is the nominee, why don't I compete with him?" This will increase the likelihood of (again) elections".
Meanwhile, as Biden's approval ratings plummeted in his first year in the White House, some Democrats began speculating privately and publicly about potential replacements for the 2024 Democratic presidential candidate. Vice President Chinese He Jinli, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, and even former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who lost to Trump in the 2016 presidential election, have been suggested.
Trump, 75, has been widely speculated about planning to run for 2024. Some of his close Republican allies say they expect him to run. As for the former president himself, he himself has repeatedly said that no matter what decision he makes, his supporters will be "very happy."
In response to the possible re-election of Trump and Biden, American netizens are sober, "They should stay in nursing homes, not the White House." Voters should not use this to encourage them to run again simply because they crave power. There will be no good results from doing so."
American netizen Scott Smith agreed, "Yes, I would like to see some fresh blood, but look at both sides .... No one has had such a high profile and widespread appeal across the country as Joe Biden. There are a lot of people like Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, but that will only lead to the defeat of the Democrats." Stand on his side again. ”
Other netizens said, "Trump has exposed his Trump card and turned out to be a morbid liar; Biden showed the idea of a typical 79-year-old or older: What did I just say?" yes. This country is a joke all over the world, and it's time for the younger generation to lead the country."