Second thoughts about voting for Joe Biden

There appears to be a growing concern among some voters that Biden is not governing the way he campaigned. During his run for the White House, Biden presented himself as a "centrist," and much media coverage happily went along. But once in office, Biden has pushed massive spending proposals to remake America. He has not uttered a word of protest when admiring media commentators compared him to Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Lyndon Johnson, Democrats who succeeded in passing massive proposals to remake America. In short, Biden is pushing more change than some of his voters want. The change they wanted was to get rid of Trump, not elect a new FDR. The Fox News poll asked, "Do you think Joe Biden's positions on the issues are too liberal, too conservative, or just about right? Back in December, before Biden was sworn in, 36 percent said his positions were too liberal. Now, 46 percent say so. In December, 15 percent said Biden's positions were too conservative; now, ten percent say so. In both polls, about 40 percent said Biden's positions were just about right. But the bottom line is the number of voters who believe Biden is too liberal is growing.