Bill Maher panics as Biden sheds support among key voting blocs: His 'pandering' is 'not working'

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"Real Time" host Bill Maher was unsettled by recent polls showing President Biden losing support among key voting blocs despite all his "pandering" ahead of the November election.

"People seem to be saying we care about the pocketbook issues," Maher said during a panel discussion on Friday. "This is across the lines of race, of gender. Everybody seems to be saying the same thing. It's inflation. It's pocketbook issues. It's things like that, that hit us every day, in our everyday lives. And you guys are talking about Ukraine, and Gaza, and Israel and democracy. I really think democracy is on the line. It just doesn't seem to connect with the people."

"I mean, I could go through the stats here of the people he's losing. It's a little scary because he's losing the people who are supposed to be the ones in the Democratic camp," he exclaimed.

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The HBO star first highlighted how only "45%" of Hispanic voters are backing Biden compared to the 39% supporting former President Trump despite Biden's recent executive order allowing permanent residency for illegal migrants who are married to U.S. citizens, noting that Biden had "59%" support among Hispanics in 2020.

He stressed that "pandering" was "not working."

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