Inside the White House, President Biden’s frustration mounts as he faces slipping approval ratings against Trump. Is panic setting in for the Biden camp?

President Joe Biden is reportedly showing signs of frustration in private discussions as his approval ratings slide in key states, signaling trouble for his reelection bid against Donald Trump. According to insiders, Biden has expressed dissatisfaction with his administration’s response to recent conflicts, leading to a decline in support from voters in critical states like Michigan and Georgia. “During a January meeting with allies, Biden vocally expressed his discontent, using strong language,” revealed a lawmaker present at the meeting.

Despite Biden’s insistence on the righteousness of his actions, frustrations are simmering within the Democratic Party. Lawmakers and officials have voiced concerns over Biden’s handling of communication strategies and his ability to connect with voters.

“Biden stood up in front of the whole world and said, ‘I’m ready. I’m the guy who can take down Donald Trump.’ So, he godd*mn well better do it,” exclaimed Rep. Adam Smith (D-WA), reflecting growing impatience within the party.

Amidst calls for a more aggressive approach, Biden’s age and safety concerns have prompted adjustments in campaign tactics, including alterations in how he boards Air Force One. “He’s probably a little mad at himself for not being more forceful with the staff,” remarked an individual familiar with internal discussions.

While some advocate for a hands-off approach to Biden’s public persona, others stress the urgency for focused energy and effective action against the looming threat of Trump’s resurgence.

“The man’s been successful for decades in Congress and became vice president and president,” noted one source. “If you try to change the person, you’re making a mistake. Let the president go out there and do his thing.”