Only 25 percent of Democrats preferred President Joe Biden launch a 2024 reelection campaign, a Monmouth University Poll revealed Monday.

The number marks a dangerous low point for the president, who is expected to announce a 2024 campaign in April, according to media reports.

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Although 25 percent preferred Biden to run for reelection, 44 percent did not want Biden to seek reelection. Thirty percent of Democrats felt indifferent to his potential campaign.

Among Democrats who identified as “strong Democrats,” which account for over half the party’s electorate, 36 percent wanted Biden to not run for reelection. Thirty-six percent also said they did want him to run for reelection. (Read more from “Poll: Only 25% Of Democrats Prefer Joe Biden” HERE)

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When you think of a household budget, you probably consider how much money you can spend based on your available income during a certain period of time. President Biden’s 2024 “budget” is less an exercise in matching income with expenditures and more an exercise of seeing how big he can grow the government until the entire house of cards comes crashing down.

This would be dangerous at any point in time. It is more so given the current financial backdrop.

Not only are we already contending with $31 trillion in national debt, with rising interest rates, but the proposal flies in the face of every measure the Federal Reserve is currently taking to try to return the economy to some semblance of normalcy.

The Federal Reserve is desperate to slow demand in its meek effort to control inflation. What would help the Fed out would be the government slowing its spending. Not only would this directly help cool the economy, but some austerity on the government’s part would signal to consumers that they might want to pull back on their spending as well.

Instead, the Biden administration wants Congress to keep on spending like drunken sailors (no disrespect meant to drunken sailors). Biden is effectively telling Jerome Powell and the rest of the Fed, “Too bad, suckers,” offering no help or austerity, but rather pushing a larger government. (Read more from “Biden’s ‘Budget’ Is Purely U.S. Financial Destruction” HERE)

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President Joe Biden’s chances of reelection are facing a new challenge, this time from one of his own administration officials, Attorney General Merrick Garland. . .

“The appointment of a special counsel is never good news for any sitting president,” political strategist Matt Klink told Newsweek.

Klink said that while the appointment won’t impact the 2024 presidential race based on what we known now, “special counsel investigations have a way of growing once they are initiated and the attorney general will likely be hands-off.”

Without knowing what might come from the investigation, it will be difficult to determine how a Biden 2024 campaign may unfold. Experts told Newsweek that there will be a number of factors that decide whether or not Garland’s appointment of a special counsel will derail a second Biden term. (Read more from “Did Merrick Garland Just Doom Joe Biden’s 2024 Campaign?” HERE)

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