Western newspapers: Putin is more popular than Biden among Americans

A new opinion poll conducted in America in conjunction with the summit held by Russian President Vladimir Putin and American Joe Biden, a few days ago, showed that the Russian president is more popular among Republicans than President Joe Biden.

A poll conducted by The Economist newspaper, whose results were published on the eve of the summit between Presidents Putin and Biden, in which more than 1,500 American citizens participated, found that 18% of Republicans had a favorable view of Putin while only 14% had a similar view of their President Joe. Biden.
The British newspaper “Daily Mail” published these results, where readers commented on the results of the survey that came in the report.

“Let’s be honest: Putin is a more successful leader, he’s quite calm. So he’s way ahead of our sleeping president,” wrote a user with the pseudonym YaGotMe.

Another commented, “Putin has made a point on America for its conspiratorial attitude toward the Black Lives Matter movement, as well as the fact that the chaos (in America) has gone unpunished.”

An account named “Hawk 85” noted his opinion, saying: “It’s really easy to believe these results, because Biden’s rating is zero among Republicans and it is not high either among Democrats.”

Commenting on Putin’s press conference, a user named “NM gal” said: “What Putin has done and succeeded in is exposing America’s hypocrisy. It was fun to watch Putin answer journalists’ questions without preparation for a whole hour, with a strong and confident look, believe me. I am not a supporter of the policies of Putin and Russia.”