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New Poll Shows Most Americans Can’t Stand Kamala Harris

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A new NBC News poll shows that the unpopularity gap for a vice president is wider than ever for the first time in at least thirty years. Fifty-eight-year-old Vice President Kamala Harris’ unpopularity gap is more than any other second-in-command, and the scary part is that if anything happens to President Joe Biden, a definite possibility given his age, she’ll be the first in command. Biden’s job approval stood at 43%, unchanged from the NBC poll’s findings in April.

The polling results were followed up with loads of Tweets. No one seemed surprised, and many people just laughed.

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The NBC poll found that 68% of respondents voiced significant or moderate concern about Biden having the necessary mental and physical faculties to serve another four years. Only 32% said they had minor or no concerns.

A whopping 49% of registered voters have a negative view of Harris, with 39% saying their view is “very negative,” according to an NBC News poll released Sunday. Just 32% of Americans view Harris positively, and only 11% say they have a “very positive” view.

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To give perspective, Harris’s predecessor Mike Pence, ratings sat at 34% favorable to 38% negative (-4%) in October 2019. Joe Biden was 34% good to 33% negative (+1%) when he was Barack Obama’s vice president in December 2010, while Dick Cheney checked in at 47% favorable and 24% negative (+23%) in May 2003, according to the NY Post.

Nikki Haley told “Fox & Friends” earlier this month.

Let’s be very clear if they think it’s going to be President Biden — a vote for President Biden: It’s a vote for President Harris. Every liberal knows it. They know that Kamala Harris will become president of the United States if Joe Biden wins this election.

Imagine if the white house wasn’t doing all it could to boost Harris’s image. The results would be even worse. The survey had a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points and was taken June 16-20 among 1,000 voters.

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