Joe 2.0: Biden attempts an upgrade as polling shows last-year's model is dangerously out of date
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President Biden's decision to burst out of the gate in 2022 with something he spent most of 2021 running from — a press conference — suggests the White House is attempting to learn from the mistakes made in its first year with a shiny new approach to running the country.
And so, at the podium Wednesday, the press and the nation will behold Biden 2.0.
The need for a new edition of the president is unmistakable: Biden is strikingly unpopular. A Quinnipiac poll released last week shocked Democrats and Republicans alike with a finding that only 33% of Americans approve of the job Biden is doing, compared to 53% who do not. The poll is an outlier, but others aren't too much better.
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