Biden's approval ratings currently suck after Afghanistan disaster

"Sorry Fat; I don't answer those kinds of questions"

Joe Biden's presidency is now analogous to having one foot on a banana peel and the other foot on a "Bouncing Betty" landmine where it goes off once he removes that foot. 

Finally, Biden is being seen for the baboon he really is, but that is an insult to baboons as his job approval numbers flipped since he first raised his right hand and mumbled stuff about the thing.

Since the U.S. clusterfark of a withdrawal from Afghanistan, which is still in regress, more Americans disapprove of his performance and lack thereof, according to the RealClearPolitics polling average.

Where Biden stood at 47.8% approval, he now stands at 48.6% disapproval, nearly a full percentage point over the former.

In this week's Reuters/Ipsos survey, Biden's approval rating plunge by 7 points  came in the wake of the swift Taliban takeover.

When he first took office along with Kamala Harris, Barack Obama, Valerie Jarrett, Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Obviously-Commie, Biden had a 20-point approval rating. But as the American public witnessed the level of his idiotic incompetence, his refusal to answer reporter's questions, his obvious dementia that the press tries to hide, his lack of compassion for those Afghans who lost their lives trying to hang onto jet aircraft departing from Kabul airport ["that was four or five days ago"], his approval eroded day-by-day.

Back in the day, Biden showed the same lack of compassion for the civilians in South Vietnam when he said the United States does not have the obligation to "evacuate one, or a hundred thousand and one, South Vietnamese."

Now that's compassion you don't often see . . . because it isn't there.

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