President Joe Biden's reelection team is grasping at straws, and for good reason.
has Trump slightly ahead in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, Michigan, and North Carolina — also known as the states that pick the president.
The bellwethers of days gone by, Ohio and Florida, are almost certainly out of reach for the 46th president. If polls are to be believed, those contests will likely be double-digit victories for Trump.their finances, with 19% saying inflation has made their personal finances “much worse.” One in six people are unable to pay their monthly bills.
Biden has managed to thread the needle in such a way that leftists, libertarians, and Muslim voters, as well as the vast majority of the electorate that supports Israel, all disapprove of the president’s handling of the Gaza war. North of 65% of voters believe the country is headed in theand Christianity generally, but team Biden is certainly looking for ways to change the narrative.
The White House is hoping for a repeat of the two candidates’ first debate in the 2020 cycle, where a belligerent Trump was viewed as abusing a kindly old man. This isfor two reasons. One, Trump seemed to learn from his mistakes in their first debate and was more measured in the second. And two, Biden’ssince his inauguration have done nothing to convince the public that they made the right assessment that Old Joe was the “normalcy” candidate, to steal a term from the 1920 election of Warren G.
It’s unlikely that they will employ 2020 tactics again — riots tend to reflect poorly on incumbents — but make no mistake, the most powerful and well-funded political party in the history of the world will have some tricks up its sleeve this summer to try to drag its man over the finish line.
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