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Voting for the dems =/= up bidens ass when there are only two options to vote for.
Hell, dude, over 1/3 of the US voting population didn't even vote.
Approx. 64% of people of voting age voted, and 49.9% of that number voted for Trump, so realistically,
If people of voting age make up 78.6% of the total population, And 64% of that amount even voted And 49.9% of that amount voted for Trump,
Then of the total US population, only approx. 25% of the American population actually voted for Trump.
(78.6% x 64% x 49.9% = 25.1%)
And that doesn't account for all the people who just voted for him because they were disillusioned with the dems.
So no, 49.9% of Americans do not think he's strong.
Some fraction of 25% of Americans might
[Voting age population as of 2024-11-05: 267,400,939 Total estimated US population in 2024: 340,110,988
% voting age population: 78.6%]