Stuart Varney: Democrats may dump Biden if they lose big in November midterms
President's 'lousy polling' creating angst among Democrats ahead of the midterm elections, Varney says
FOX Business host Stuart Varney argues Biden's low polling numbers 'aren't good' when elections are four months away.
During his latest "My Take" Thursday, "Varney & Co." host Stuart Varney discusses the Democrat Party possibly dumping President Biden after the midterm elections, arguing all the angst is the result of the president's "lousy" polling.
STUART VARNEY: As the elections draw near, and the Democrats' hopes fade, there's a new trend within the party: keep your distance from the president, and quietly, if possible, dump him.
On Wednesday, Biden went to Ohio to speak about the economy.
Noticeably absent from the event was Tim Ryan, a moderate Democrat running for the open Senate seat in Ohio.
That’s a key race, but Ryan clearly believes that Biden would hurt him.
Not help him.
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FOX Business' Stuart Varney on Democrats distancing themselves from Biden. (Fox News)
Nan Whaley is a moderate Democrat running for governor of Ohio. She didn't show up either.
On CNN.com, surely a bastion of Biden support, there's anguish about the lack of bold leadership, which suggests the president is "an old man, not fit for the moment"!
Their words. Not mine.
The New York Times says Democrats "increasingly view him [the president] as an anchor that should be cut loose in 2024".
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All this angst is the result of the president's lousy polling.
His approval rating is below 40%. Not good when elections are just four months away.
Prediction: the Democrats lose big in November.
And soon after, Biden gets the blame, and they dump him.