Bill Maher Blames American Pessimism, Not Biden, for Low Approval Ratings

In a recent monologue, Maher argues that life in America is good despite inflation, criticizing the trend of overdiagnosing mental health issues.

Bill Maher attributes President Joe Biden's low approval ratings to Americans' pessimism and obsession with mental health, rather than Biden's performance.
Maher argues that life in America is generally good, with rising wages, low unemployment, and technological conveniences, despite ongoing inflation.
He criticizes the trend of pathologizing normal emotions and conditions, suggesting that not every bad feeling is a mental illness.
Maher's comments have sparked debate on social media, with some agreeing and others criticizing his perspective.
The comedian's monologue reflects on the broader cultural attitudes towards mental health, the economy, and political leadership.