Morning Wire Biden Approval & Texas School Shooting | 5.25.22
May 25, 2022
A tragic mass shooting at a Texas elementary school raises urgent questions about gun violence and community safety. President Biden's approval ratings take a hit, particularly among his own party, as economic pressures mount. Meanwhile, the World Health Organization's proposed global pandemic treaty sparks fierce debates over national sovereignty and health policies. The U.S. response to rising tensions with China regarding Taiwan is also scrutinized, amidst ongoing discussions about national security and military commitments.
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Declining Support Among Democrats
- Biden's approval among Democrats has fallen to 73%, with 25% now disapproving.
- His policies are viewed negatively by a majority, even within his own party.
Biden's Approval Rating Plummets
- President Biden's approval rating has dropped to a record low of 39%, according to AP.
- This is the lowest since he took office and signals a significant decline in public support.
WHO Pandemic Treaty
- The WHO is considering a global pandemic treaty to manage future pandemics.
- This treaty could give WHO the authority to create global mandates concerning vaccines and travel.