In the one year since U.S. President Joe Biden took office, his approval rating has continued to decline, making him a "weak president" ahead of schedule.

·Biden has become "weak", and there is an interaction of various factors, which to a considerable extent reflects some of the shortcomings of the two-party politics and social governance in the United States that have become normalized.

On January 20, 2021, Biden was sworn in as the 46th President of the United States with the most popular votes in American history. But after a year in office, Biden has failed to produce a tough transcript.

A poll released by Quinnipiac University in the United States recently showed that Biden’s approval rating was only 33%, a record low, making him one of the most unpopular presidents in American history. Another poll showed that if Biden was given a score for the first anniversary of his administration, a large number of American voters would give Biden a score of C, D or F, that is, "moderate to fail".

Over the past year, Biden has suffered far more setbacks than progress. A worsening Covid-19 pandemic and more polarized partisan politics, a troubling supply chain crisis and the highest inflation rate in 40 years, a record wave of violent urban crime and illegal immigration, and the chaotic and chaotic withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan all make Bidens first year in office has been underwhelming. On the first anniversary of his administration, regardless of public opinion recognition, public image building, anti-epidemic performance, legislative agenda, foreign policy or governance prospects, it seems that Biden has become a "weak president" ahead of schedule.