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It seems like a long, long time ago that Joe Biden was running for president, running as a rock-solid centrist. He won the nomination mainly because he wasn’t Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) who his own party thought was playing deep left field and couldn’t win in the general election. But now, just over six months into his presidency, Biden has become what Bernie Sanders confidently predicted he would become — the most progressive president since FDR.
Except that’s not who Americans thought they were voting for. Voters don’t like thinking they’ve been tricked. Which brings us to a recent poll that doesn’t look good for President Biden and his party.
The poll by ABC News/Ipsos, taken in mid-July, found that a majority of Americans — 55 percent — say they’re pessimistic about the direction of the country. But as recently as early May, only 36 percent said the same thing to the same pollsters.
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