Former United States President Donald Trump highlighted on Sunday the presence of “unbelievable enthusiasm” and “massive crowd” at the rally in Commerce, Georgia, which he held on March 26. Commenting on the primaries for the Republican candidate in the 2022 gubernatorial election in the Peach State, Trump noted in his written statement that “[former US Senator from Georgia] David Perdue, running against horrendous Governor Brian Kemp, who let the election be rigged and stolen, is seeing a very big surge. […] Kemp is a disaster for Georgia.” At the rally, Trump, among other things, criticized US President Joe Biden’s response to Russia’s intervention in Ukraine, condemned the country’s current economic policies, and expressed his belief China could invade Taiwan. NN: Midterm elections are 7 months away. Ukraine will not be resolve by then, Either will the energy crises nor the coming food shortages. And the Fed certainly will not have inflation under control. I expect a underrepresented Republican sweep.
Poll: Biden’s job approval rating down to 40%
United States President Joe Biden’s overall job approval rating has fallen to 40%, the lowest level since he became head of state, a new poll conducted by NBC News revealed on Sunday. On the other hand, 55% of those that participated in the survey said they disapproved of the president’s performance. In comparison, the poll NBC News conducted in April 2021 found that 53% of participants approved of Biden’s work, while 39% had the opposite opinion. The survey also found that 7 in 10 Americans are not confident about Biden’s ability to deal with Russia’s military operation in Ukraine. Meanwhile, 8 in 10 people expressed their fears the situation of Ukraine will lead to a rise in the prices of gas and using nuclear weapons.