The explanation for this in your country?

Inflation in the USA and his weak and senile image

He never had any approval to begin with. It was a rigged, stolen election. Trump won.

And Trump had the second most, an increasing population a more invested electorate in recent years is pretty much the answer, not popularity of the candidates

Illegal immigrants and dead people shouldn't count as real votes.

It's not only bidens fault inflation is getting out of hands. Trump started with the quantitative easing
Really shows no matter who is in charge its the same.
Americans are just distracted by non issues like abortion and guns and all the rest culture war shit that those parties would be any different when it comes to real shit its all the same

The gullible thought he would keep at least some promises, the smarter people simply thought that he wouldn't do anything but he actually did worse than that. He actively did bad stuff, lmao, like cutting Trump's corona payments and welfare extensions.

He's a puppet, but then again they all are

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R/ europe poster please... QE creates a very small amount of inflation which is a natural accured system, it doesn't reintroduce money into circulation it just maintains bond level stability and ratings.

Now go back

His fall off the bike should have brought it to 101%

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Those are some of the biggest issues along with Free Speech. Just because Europeans have lost those battles doesn’t mean we intend to. And we don’t intend to cede these without a struggle either

Two states have ruled their vote counts in that election as illegal and illegitimate already

Sniffed one too many lolis, it's catching up to him

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cope, he is the most popular president according to the most secure election of all time.
blumpf crumbled under the pressure and dropped his spaghetti while god emperor biden saved america.

America's terminal decline was supposed to happen gradually over a period of 30 years, Trump sped it up by probably 20, Biden ran on making things normal again but has only kept speeding it up more.

We're the same but this thread was about usa and biden

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I knew some variation of "the Jews" would be the first answer.

You can only cruise by on "I'm not Trump" and "fuck Russia amirite guys?" for so long, and going through an economic crisis just makes it worse. We can point fingers for who is responsible but so long as he's the guy in the oval office he's the guy who will have to eat shit for it, he has 4 months to fix this as best as he can or rally enough support from bitterness over Roe V Wade and Pro-Ukraine voters to overcome this. If he cannot resolve this by 2024 Trump may very well be the second man in American history to win two non-consecutive presidential terms.

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55% of Americans disapprove of him as president currently at the least and most conservative numbers. You know nothing.
graphics.reuters.com/USA-BIDEN/POLL/nmopagnqapa/
bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2022-06-30/joe-biden-s-approval-rating-plumbs-new-depths
news.gallup.com/poll/394028/biden-job-approval-not-budging-satisfaction-dips.aspx

user I think he was shitposting

>4 months to fix this as best

He's done. He's radioactive now, which means he has no political capital anymore. No senator wants to stand next to this guy. It's unironically over.

Arizona's "audit" was conducted by a private firm with financial support from pro-trump donors, and in Texas it's just the state GOP who disputes the results.

You never know some people actually believe what he said

His weak image

never happened

The fact that the vote is able to be called into question at all shows an erosion of our "perfect" democracy