A Terrible Horrible No-Good Time...

 In the past few months, Joe Biden has faced perhaps the greatest political disaster of his life, which is saying something for a man with three failed presidential campaigns. 

This year has been particularly challenging. Without exaggeration, his situation can be likened to some of the most humiliating defeats in history.

Polls indicate that Biden is losing significant support from nearly every group that voted for him just a year ago, including Hispanics, moderate Democrats, African Americans, and independents, with the latter showing double-digit declines. The White House's remaining core constituencies appear to be anxious upper-income women with multiple college degrees and barren personal lives, along with members of the national news media. However, even this support might be overstated, given the significant overlap between these two groups.

To make matters worse, Biden seems to be losing support from the media as well.

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