Marsha Blackburn Chides Kamala Harris For Achieving ‘A Difficult Feat – A Lower Approval Rating Than Joe Biden’

U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) weighed in on recent poll numbers that put President Joe Biden at a 38% approval rating, while Vice President Kamala Harris is only at 28%.

Blackburn chided Harris in a tweet for what she described as “A difficult feat,” achieving a “Lower approval rating than Joe Biden.”

“Kamala Harris has achieved a difficult feat — a lower approval rating than Joe Biden,” Blackburn declared.

Kamala Harris has achieved a difficult feat — a lower approval rating than Joe Biden.

— Sen. Marsha Blackburn (@MarshaBlackburn) November 8, 2021

One left wing Twitter user who currently uses the Twitter name “Get Vaccinated” claimed that Harris’ approval rating is, “Still higher than Trump.”

“Actually no. Trump is at 42. Harris is at 28…” Twitter user Trevor James Vanderlan shot back. Polls reported a week ago suggested that Trump does, in fact, have a higher polling rating than Harris and near Biden’s.

Actually no. Trump is at 42. Harris is at 28…

— Trevor James Vanderlan (@TjVanderlan) November 8, 2021

As the Washington Examiner reported yesterday, despite the pair’s plummeting job approval ratings, the White House insists it is unfazed by Biden’s and Harris’s poll numbers.

According to deputy press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, the Biden-Harris administration is confident its policies “will improve the lives of nearly every American” by growing the economy and creating jobs.

Jean-Pierre told reporters yesterday, “That’s our focus: to make sure that we continue to push the president’s economic policies. Polls are all over the map and that’s not going to be our focus right now.”

Emphazing components of the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure deal, which Biden still hasn’t signed into law yet, Jean-Pierre said they are “very popular.”

“American families want to see these historic investments in infrastructure. So that’s what we’re seeing, and that’s what matters as we’re moving forward is delivering for the American public,” Jean-Pierre insisted.