Joe Biden Atlas approval rating poll

[Illiniwek]

STRONGLY APPROVE OF MY PRESIDENT

[Joe Republic]

A return to normality.

[MillennialModerate]

Stimulous checks and unemployment extension

DC/PR Statehood

If those two things aren’t done by March my approval will go way down

But so far so good

$50, please.

Check PM’s

[It’s so Joever]

People who say strongly approve/disapprove are lol. It’s been three hours.
I say somewhat approve, that gives him room to improve if he does things I like, and room to fall.
That being said my approval is pretty inelastic like many people so he would have to screw up badly for me to change.

[SWE]

Strongly approve, as he has done little of note in the past 5 hours. At this trajectory he'll easily be the best president in decades.

[VAR]

Let's see, it's a board full of left-wing users who strongly disapprove of Trump and voted for Biden.

I'll say "Somewhat disapprove" is winning the poll.


Seriously, I'm "Somewhat approve". I've read a bunch on what his executive orders are tonight, but I'm waiting to see what he actually signs today before making a solid judgement.

I'm also very curious what his criminal justice EOs will be. I think that's in week 2 or 3?

Yeah, me too. I generally agree with the Democratic position on the issue and trust Biden to do the right thing, since I don't think Republicans actually take police brutality seriously, which is extremely unfortunate but not surprising.

Also, I like your new signature! 

[Chips]

Currently undecided. Will be until some time passes. That's all I will say for now.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Now, that Biden in office he will be judged on his own merit not based on opinions on him. He will have a net positive approval rating since he will take it seriously, COVID

[JoeInator]

Somewhat approve for now but that could change with time.

[GeorgiaModerate]

As said by others, so far it's promising but still very early.

When I first saw the thread, my immediate thought was "Biden knows enough about Atlas to have an approval rating of it?"

[Oregon Eagle Politics]

14 or 15

[Ljube]

Strongly disapprove.

His executive orders like rejoining the Paris Agreement, terminating Keystone XL pipeline and suspension of all permits for exploration on public land are total disasters. The only thing these orders will do is kill many jobs. That's a pretty dumb move in the middle of a job crisis.

[Sopranos Republican]

Strongly Approve of OUR president thus far! Seriously though, I am very optimistic, and honestly think he has the ability to get more liberal legislation passed than Obama, Clinton etc. due to his connections in Congress, and his knowledge of the process. Obviously Obama and Bubba were far better public speakers, but I believe that Biden makes up for this in that he understands the average American better than most politicians, and I believe time will show this to be true.

[Santander]

Somewhat disapprove.

If he pardons Trump, I will strongly approve.

[Progressive Pessimist]

I'm not being a hack, but I've seriously been impressed so far even beyond my already grounded expectations for the new administration.

[Hammy]

Voted somewhat approve, simply because we're only two days in and we haven't reached his legislative proposals yet for me to make a more solid decision.

I am quite impressed based on his EOs so far, a lot was tackled right away that I expected would end up permanent policy like a lot of prior bad GOP orders.

[Podgy the Bear]

Strongly approve.  He's off to a great start.

[YE]

So far he’s been amazingly good but it’s super duper early. Voted strongly approve.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

My opinion of Joe Biden has significantly improved during the course of the campaign and most of his executive actions so far. Strongly approve.

[Virginiá]

Strongly approve, although only because it's early and so far I like things. I expect to trend negative by the time his term is up if DC isn't a state (or otherwise has representation), mostly because it's a personal issue for me and I'm just tired of the party having the means to do it but for some reason or another not doing it despite being a no-brainer in terms of electoral strategy.