Joe Biden is out of here. Our long national nightmare is over, and it turned out this presidency was more about incompetence, corruption, a dementia-ridden executive, and an exercise in political suicide. Biden leaves public life a battered, mocked, and wholly failed president who left the nation poorer and more vulnerable than four years ago. There was an ISIS terrorist attack that killed 14 people in New Orleans on New Year’s Day. And the only reason why the Gaza ceasefire agreement was reached was because Donald J. Trump won the 2024 election.
The final weeks of the Biden administration have been marked with remarkable strangeness, like declaring out of the blue that the Equal Rights Amendment is now law. There is no 28th amendment to the Constitution, fellow patriots. Biden lied, or his staff did, the latter of which did most of the governing over the past four years. CNN’s Harry Enten highlighted one aspect of Biden’s atrocious polling figures that must keep Joe up at night: he leaves Washington with a worse approval rating than Donald Trump at the end of his first presidency, sitting at 38 percent.
"My goodness gracious", "historically low", & "historically awful" is how I would categorize Biden's final approval ratings.
— (((Harry Enten))) (@ForecasterEnten) January 19, 2025
Biden goes out with the lowest approval rating (38%) after a first term on record.
Trump, meanwhile, is at his highest favorable rating ever (47%). pic.twitter.com/2IWTH9I7mn
Biden was meant to turn the page on MAGA. Instead, he made it more powerful than ever, transforming the GOP into a multiracial working-class party. Young voters are optimistic about a second Trump presidency, altogether abandoning the Democratic Party. The last vestiges of the Obama coalition were killed off in this cycle. Trump has had the highest share of non-white voters since Richard Nixon.
This will always be a classic! pic.twitter.com/HMnJ1ybuYM
— A Man Of Memes (@RickyDoggin) January 19, 2025
Only 25 percent of Americans think Joe Biden was a good or great president. That’s roughly the share of Americans who describe themselves as liberal. Again, this shows that the academia, urban enclaves, and a base of uber-emotional, wealthy, and unhinged college-educated whites aren’t enough to win national elections.
Approval ratings of outgoing U.S. presidents at the end of their terms — CBS pic.twitter.com/uLXywxo3ci
— NewsWire (@NewsWire_US) January 19, 2025
What a glorious cover
— Comfortably Smug (@ComfortablySmug) January 19, 2025
You see Sleepy Joe's shades flying off the desk?
The boss is back pic.twitter.com/xaMXvQ5yd9
OMG this goes hard as nails. pic.twitter.com/6OJHIXoV32
— johnny maga (@_johnnymaga) January 19, 2025
The moment Biden's presidency ended. And he did it all because he had intelligence Russia was going to invade a country that enriched his family to millions. https://t.co/l2IA6avTaM
— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) January 20, 2025
Trump has a 47 percent approval rating, though 56 percent expect him to be a good president. Trump is at the height of his power. He’s never been more popular, while Joe Biden has never been more unpopular in his now-dead career.
Biden ran twice before and lost. That was a clue: the nation didn’t want you, Joe. You got saved by COVID. No pandemic and Trump would’ve wiped the floor with Biden. The voter shenanigans, drop boxes with no chain of custody, and ballot stuffing wouldn’t have happened.
Joe, please leave and stay the hell away from us. The good news is that he’s so mentally cooked that he likely won’t be doing any media interviews, lest he want to remind voters why he sucked, why he failed, and why he was roundly rejected in 2024.
Bye, Mr. Biden. Wheel yourself out of here. Don’t steal any more classified materials, and make sure all the Ensure is emptied from the White House kitchen:
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