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CNN senior data reporter Harry Enten said Tuesday that Biden was doing "worse than Jimmy Carter" on inflation and that American people were holding him responsible.

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Enten starts by pointing out that in Biden’s America, consumer sentiment is the worst it has ever been since the University of Michigan began measuring it in 1952. He adds that the reason for people feeling this way is obvious, because the consumer price index is the worst it’s been since 1974.

When asked how Biden’s performance rates, Enten said “AWFUL!”, noting that Biden is actually doing worse than Jimmy Carter at the same time in his presidency with a 71% disapproval rating on inflation versus Carter with only a 66% disapproval rating.

Enten ends with this: “When you’re doing worse than Jimmy Carter’s doing in the minds of Americans on inflation, you know that they’re holding you responsible for the conditions that are currently on the ground that are hurting Americans in their pocket books.”

He said that while it was not a surprise, Americans "much more trust the Republican Party" on inflation. 

Inflation hit 8.6% in May, reaching a new 40-year-high. 

Enten also emphasized that inflation was the driver behind the negative views of the president. 

"Obviously for Democrats, any comparison to Jimmy Carter at this stage for President Biden, it's not a great comparison," Cooper said. 

Enten agreed and added that inflation was the number one issue for voters ahead of the midterms. 

He said that in looking at the generic congressional ballot ahead of the midterms, Republicans had the best position "basically, of all time at this point in a midterm cycle." 

Politico reported that the White House was worried the parallels to the Jimmy Carter presidency were going to stick with the administration amid skyrocketing gas prices and inflation.

The president is also very frustrated about his approval rating dipping below former President Donald Trump's, who he believes to be the "worst president," Politico reported. 

 

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