Only 39 percent of voters say they are better off today than they were four years ago, according to a poll from Rasmussen Reports.

“Just 39% of Likely U.S. Voters say yes when asked, ‘Are you better off than you were four years ago?’” reports the pollster. “Fifty-four percent (54%) answer ‘no’ to that question, which was made famous by Ronald Reagan in his 1980 debate with Jimmy Carter.”

President Jimmy Carter (D) (left) and Republican presidential candidate Ronald Reagan shake hands prior to debating before a nationwide television audience in Cleveland, Ohio on Oct. 28, 1980. (AP)

How bad is this result for His Fraudulency Joe Biden?

Well, four years ago, the coronavirus pandemic was in full swing. The media had already declared former President Trump a failure with his handling of the pandemic. America was well on its way to 100,000 deaths. Oh, and we were in the middle of lockdowns, school closings, and an economic shutdown.

May of 2020 was a very dystopian month in America.

Nevertheless, only 39 percent of the 1,087 likely voters polled say things are better today than they were in the middle of a pandemic.

That’s a pretty serious failure for Biden.

The internals tell us that 50 percent of Hispanic voters say they are not better off, compared to only 44 percent who say they are. Biden even loses among black voters on this question: 45 to 44 percent.

Rasmussen also polled on the two key issues driving the upcoming presidential election, the economy and immigration.

When asked, “Which political party do you trust more to handle the economy,” the Democrats are trounced by Republicans by 12 points: 51 to 39 percent. Hispanics chose the GOP by 12 points, 52 to 40 percent. Even 21 percent of black voters choose the GOP, while only 62 percent choose the Democrats. That should be closer to 90/10 in the Democrat Party’s favor.

When asked which political party they trust more to handle immigration, the Republican Party holds a 19(!)-point lead, 54 to 35 percent. Hispanics choose the GOP by 16(!) points, 51 to 35 percent. Only 55 percent of black voters choose Democrats, compared to 34 percent who side with Republicans. Again, that should be closer to 90/10 for Democrats.

Think of it this way…

Are you better off today under Joe Biden, or were things better when America was locked down and 100,000 people dropped dead under Trump? Trump still wins! Come on, that’s hilarious.

We’re a long way away from Election Day, more than five months, but the polling consistently shows Trump in the lead; he attracted between 80,000 and 100,000 to a rally in deep blue New Jersey over the weekend … There’s something in the air, and it might just be a peaceful but brutal revolution against the elite who lie to us, queer our kids, mock our values, treat illegal aliens like first-class citizens, treat us like second-class citizens, and make everything worse.

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