As Joe Biden, the soon-to-be former president, nears the end of his term in the White House, a new damning poll reveals a harsh reality for his legacy: most Americans cannot identify a single accomplishment by him.
According to a survey conducted by J.L. Partners for the Daily Mail, the majority of Americans will remember Biden’s presidency for “nothing.” The poll surveyed 1,009 registered voters across the political spectrum, likely cementing Biden’s position as one of the worst presidents in U.S. history.
“As far as public opinion is concerned, you have to squint to see even the echoes of a legacy—and even then people are more likely to remember it negatively,” said J.L. Partners co-founder James Johnson.
“Biden’s biggest achievements in office—such as legislation in Congress—are crowded out by the overriding view: That he was responsible for inflation, and that he was a mentally unwell Commander-in-Chief,” Johnson added. “Perhaps the history books will be different, but in the minds of the public there’s no legacy to be seen.” […]
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