Watch: Cori Bush Won't Answer Questions About Biden's Second Term

By Seth Cutler | Tuesday, 26 July 2022 04:45 PM
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Watch: Cori Bush Won't Answer Questions About Biden's Second Term

Rep. Cori Bush (D-MO) dodged a question on whether she would want to see President Joe Biden pursue another term in an interview with a local television station, an exchange underscoring Democrats’ growing discontent with the president within his own party.

As an interview with KSDK-TV drew to a close, Bush was questioned whether she wants to see Biden run for a second term.

When an aide interjected that Bush needed to go, the interviewer announced it is “an easy question” and shouldn’t take long to answer.

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“I don't want to answer that question because we have not — that's not — yeah, I don’t want to answer that question,” Bush stated. “I mean, he's the president. He has the right to run for a second term. Absolutely. But I don't want to. I’d rather you not do that, answer that question.”

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The exchange was reminiscent of a comment made earlier this month by Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) who was questioned regarding a third bid for the White House by former President Donald Trump.

“Look, it’s a free country. We’ve got 330 million people, and who knows who's going to start talking about ‘24?” McConnell explained to reporters. “It seems to me the American people are focused on ‘22 and ought to be because that is the next election, and they're going to send an important signal about which way they might want to go for '24 in November '22.”

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A recent Quinnipiac University poll found majorities do not want to see either Trump or Biden seek the White House again.

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Quinnipiac University polling analyst Tim Malloy announced in an announcement accompanying the survey last week, "There's scant enthusiasm for a replay of either a Trump or Biden presidency.”

“But while Trump still holds sway on his base, President Biden is underwater when it comes to support from his own party," Malloy stated.

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Meanwhile, One and a half years since President Joe Biden took office, Americans give President Biden a negative 31 - 60 percent job approval rating, the lowest score of his presidency, according to a Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pea- ack) University national poll of adults issued today.

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Republicans (94 - 2 percent) and independents (67 - 23 percent) disapprove, while Democrats approve (71 - 18 percent).

Registered voters give President Biden a negative 33 - 59 percent job approval rating, his lowest approval rating among registered voters in the Quinnipiac national poll.

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Americans were asked about President Biden's handling of...

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•    the response to the coronavirus: 50 percent approve, while 43 percent disapprove;
•    the response to Russia's attack on Ukraine: 40 percent approve, while 52 percent disapprove;
•    foreign policy: 36 percent approve, while 55 percent disapprove;
•    gun violence: 32 percent approve, while 61 percent disapprove;
•    the economy: 28 percent approve, while 66 percent disapprove.

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