Staff Reports
In Wisconsin’s Democrat presidential primary, a whopping 47,000 voters chose to cast their ballots as “uninstructed,” which is more than double the number of votes by which President Joe Biden beat Donald Trump in the 2020 election. This is a scathing rebuke of Biden’s lackluster leadership by his own party.
The results of the primary showed that Biden secured 88.6 percent of the vote, but his substantial loss of over 65,000 voters to the “uninstructed” category and primary challenger Rep. Dean Phillips is a clear sign that his own party is not satisfied with his performance.
47,000 Democrat Wisconsinites Vote ‘Uninstructed,’ Double the Margin of Biden’s 2020 Badger State Win https://t.co/OA6A4B1vyK
— pgysela (@pgysela) April 3, 2024
The “uninstructed” vote in Wisconsin surpassed Biden’s 2020 margin of victory by a hefty 26,000 votes – a massive slap in the face to the floundering president. Far-left activist Nina Turner pointed out the stark reality, highlighting that over 47,000 Wisconsinites opted for the “uninstructed” vote, which far exceeds Biden’s narrow 2020 victory margin.
The dissatisfaction with Biden’s leadership extends beyond the primary election results. Recent polling has shown a downward trend in Biden’s approval rating, particularly in his handling of the Hamas/Israel conflict. A mere 47 percent of Democrats approve of his approach to the crisis, a significant 13-point drop since October. This plummeting approval underscores the uphill battle Biden faces in his quest for re-election.
The criticism of Biden’s handling of the Hamas/Israel conflict has not been limited to polling data. Pro-Palestinian protestors have vehemently condemned his leadership, with chants of “F*ck Joe Biden!” reverberating outside his fundraising event. Such protests, fueled by anger over Biden’s approach to the conflict, are a clear sign of the mounting discontent within his own party.
To make matters worse, pro-Palestinian activists are reportedly mobilizing to disrupt Biden’s nomination at the Democrat national convention in August. This organized resistance extends to multiple states, including New Jersey, Michigan, Minnesota, Massachusetts, and North Carolina, posing a formidable threat to Biden’s aspirations for re-election.
The public’s dissatisfaction with Biden’s leadership is a stark reality that the president cannot afford to ignore. With his own party signaling a lack of support and growing protests against his policies, Biden’s path to re-election is riddled with obstacles that even his most ardent supporters cannot dismiss.
Wendell Husebo, a political reporter with Breitbart News and a former GOP War Room Analyst, provides a compelling analysis of the situation, shedding light on the tumultuous landscape that Biden must navigate. His incisive observations offer a sobering reminder of the challenges that lie ahead for the embattled president.
