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Joe Biden has an explanation for why his poll numbers are so bad: that dastardly QAnon movement.
The puppet president made the bizarre assertion at his first late night talk show appearance on “The Tonight Show” on Friday when scapegoating his failures on the breakdown of bipartisanship in Washington.
“We used to have an awful lot of that relationship and it still exists except that the QAnon and the extreme elements of the Republican Party and what Donald Trump keeps sort of—seems to me—feeding, you know, with the Big Lie. It makes it awful hard,” Biden told host Jimmy Fallon.
Pres. Biden on bipartisanship: "We used to have an awful lot of that relationship & it still exists except that the QAnon & the extreme elements of the Republican Party & what Donald Trump keeps sort of—seems to me—feeding, you know, with the Big Lie. It makes it awful hard.” pic.twitter.com/ryqFHedJ4u
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“And I think most Republicans – there’s an awful lot of Republicans who I think would agree with me,” he added.
Biden also blamed his low approval on right-wing media spreading “inaccurate information” about the economy over the weekend.
Biden’s approval rating cratered to 41% amid rampant inflation, supply chain breakdowns, soaring energy and food prices, and his unpopular vaccine mandate campaign.
Additionally, 65% of independents now think America is headed in the wrong direction due to Biden’s policies.
“QAnon” is a nebulous straw man coined by the Justice Department in reference to followers of message board posts by an anonymous user called “Q” describing Deep State activity against Donald Trump and Washington links to child trafficking and the late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
“QAnon” has been redefined by the government to include any conservative who supports Trump, who is against the Deep State, and who questions election integrity.
The FBI has since hyped the QAnon conspiracy theories as a domestic terrorist threat and blamed the movement for the January 6 Capitol protest.