Joe Biden's Approval Rating Hits Record Low at 37%

As Joe Biden's presidency comes to an end, he faces historically low approval ratings, with recent polls showing an average approval of around 37-38%. This decline in popularity is attributed to several factors, including economic challenges, particularly inflation, and significant foreign policy missteps such as the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan. Comparatively, Biden's approval ratings are lower than those of Donald Trump at the end of his term, and he ranks among the least popular U.S. presidents in history. Analysts have noted that Biden's earlier high approval ratings, which peaked at over 60% shortly after taking office, have drastically dropped following various crises and public dissatisfaction with his performance. As he leaves office, Biden risks being remembered more for his failures than any potential accomplishments. The discourse around his legacy is already raising concerns about how history will judge his presidency, especially in light of his decision not to pursue reelection.