Last month, Biden opened up a can of worms that cannot be closed. The 46th president made several mistakes; the first was removing our country's troops out of Kabul, Afghanistan before evacuating U.S. allies and citizens.

Biden's next error arrived when he prioritized a deadline set by the Taliban over the safety of Americans trapped in Kabul. Now, countless U.S. citizens remain in a dangerous nation where the likes of the Taliban and ISIS-K are running the show.

Biden made things even worse by angering the Gold Star families of the 13 American Marines who died. Then, on Tuesday, Biden foolishly proclaimed that his withdrawal from Kabul was a success.

Amid all of this calamity, a new survey shows that more than five in ten Americans want President Biden out of the White House.

The American people on President Biden

This month kicked off with a new poll from Rasmussen Reports on Biden. According to the data, 52% of the country's people are in favor of Biden resigning from office. Merely 39% stated that they do not believe the withdrawal warrants the resignation of the 46th president.

Support for Biden stepping down is clear; however, the public is not so keen on Vice President Harris stepping into the role of America's new president. For months, polling has shown that Americans don't have the highest views of Harris.

It's also worth noting that the vice president temporarily disappeared from the public eye after the fallout from Afghanistan began. Shortly after Harris' disappearance, news broke of her allegedly raging behind the scenes, stating she didn't want to be on the hook for the consequences of Biden's pullout.

The ongoing fallout from Kabul, Afghanistan

Biden bragged earlier this week about all American troops leaving Afghanistan. However, the ongoing fallout in the nation now dominated by terrorists continues.

There are currently reports of the Taliban brutalizing Americans who still remain in Kabul. This also comes on top of claims that young children are some of the U.S. citizens with no clear way out of Afghanistan.

The mess in Kabul arrives amid inflation, a ruined U.S.-Mexico border, and rising crime.