"We have to keep making the case," President Biden told a crowd of about 400 in Washington, D.C. "Let me say this again: From the President, we’re going to win in 2022."
"I want to tell my Republican friends: Get ready, pal. You’re in for a problem," Biden said, explaining that Republicans are "against everything" and challenging the crowd to name something the GOP is "for."
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A wide range of political analysts anticipate that Republicans will roll up victories in House elections next November.
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During his speech, President Biden went on to tout his recently passed infrastructure spending package, declaring it the most significant piece of infrastructure spending since the Eisenhower Administration. The President also celebrated that over 200 million Americans are currently vaccinated. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi also spoke at the event and described how Biden is the "perfect" President to handle the challenging times facing the country.
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"Our country could not be better served with this most experienced and capable hands than yours, President Biden," the San Francisco Democrat told the crowd. "He’s just perfect. The timing couldn’t be better."
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President Biden's standing with Americans remains in negative territory heading into the final few weeks of 2021.
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The President stands at 43% approval and 51% disapproval in an NPR/Marist national survey released last Thursday. One day earlier, a national poll conducted by Monmouth University indicated a 40% approval rating and a 50% disapproval rating. Both surveys were conducted in recent days.
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An average of all the most recent national polls compiled by RealClearPolitics found the President's approval rating to be around 42% and his disapproval rating at 52%. The average included a large survey from The Wall Street Journal conducted last month that had the President well underwater, at 41%-57%. Biden joke Friday night, during an appearance on NBC's "Tonight Show," that he has stopped following his approval ratings.
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"Well, not anymore," Biden quipped during the remote interview from the White House after host Jimmy Fallon asked him how much he pays attention to poll numbers.
"I’m joking," the President stressed as Fallon laughed hysterically and the audience applauded. "I was paying attention when they were in the mid-60s, but now that they’re in the 40s, I don't pay attention."
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