POLL: 59% of Voters Gave Congress a “Poor” Job Rating
Jose Nino
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According to a Rasmussen poll, 15% of likely United States voters gave Congress a good or excellent rating for its performance. 59% of voters believe Congress is doing a bad job.
Just 30% believe their elected officials in Congress are the best possible individuals for the job, whereas 50% stated their representatives are not the best possible individuals for the job, and 20% are unsure.
36% of voters indicated that irrespective of how Congress is doing overall, their local elected official in Congress deserves to be re-elected. 44% stated their elected officials don’t deserve to be re-elected. 21% are unsure.
38% of Democrat voters and 31% of Republican voters believe their elected officials in Congress are the best possible individuals for the job. Only 21% of independents actually share this view.
65% of independent voters rated Congress as doing a poor job, in addition to 58% of Republican voters and 55% of Democrat voters.
39% of Democrat voters, 43% of Republican voters and 50% of independent voters indicated that their elected officials don’t deserve to be re-elected.
64% of white voters, 38% of black voters, and 57% of other non-black minorities gave Congress a poor rating.
When it comes to money-makers, 35% of voters making over $200,000 annually believe Congress’ job performance is good or excellent. However, only 13% of voters making between $30,000 and $50,000 are in agreement.
Congress is a vile institution that co-signs big government policies and boosts the invade the world, invite the world dynamic that dominates American politics. At this point, America first nationalists must do everything possible to overthrow this institution and just from scratch with a new political class.
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