(FixThisNation.com) – The New York Times in a recent report published their findings after speaking with 13 independent or undecided voters about the two most likely presidential candidates.
The group of voters ranged in age from 22 to 64 years old and appeared to have concerns about the economy, the increasing cost of living, and groceries. Out of the 13 voters, 12 claimed that this issue would be what would determine their vote, while 11 of them argued that they were leaning towards voting for former President Donald Trump in the presidential election.
Trump is currently leading the GOP primary and is likely to be the party’s nominee in 2024.
Others were also concerned about the border crisis and the war in the Middle East, they also pointed out that they were not supportive of the United States providing aid to other countries.
When they were asked about their opinions on President Biden the voters were quick to make an assessment. Natalie, 22, argued that he was “a bit senile” and pointed out that if he did not feel up to doing the job then he needed to step down from the White House.
Similarly, 36-year-old Richard claimed that Biden was not fit to serve in the White House and that he seemed lacking in his ability to serve as the commander-in-chief.
Kim, 43 also blasted Biden referring to him as a “puppet” and claiming that she didn’t know what he had done. She added that he just appeared to be doing things in an attempt to please everyone.
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