The survey showed Trump, the runaway frontrunner in the Republican primary race, leading the incumbent in the Peach State by eight percentage points — 45 percent to Biden’s 37 percent support.
‘If Trump wasn’t running,’ said Joe Biden last week, ‘I’m not sure I’d be running.’ That’s a curiously uninspiring remark for an American leader seeking re-election to make. Yet ever since 2019, Biden’s pitch for the presidency has been essentially negative: if you don’t support me, you’ll get him.
The Obama courtier David Axelrod tiptoed near a truth recently: If Donald Trump is everything Democrats say, they ought to nominate a candidate who is better able to beat him.
Mr. Biden is like a President Clouseau fumbling around a room and breaking everything he touches.
“The real question is whether or not Joe will debate President Trump. Specific to the Presidential Debate Commission, the campaign has not yet accepted the suggested terms made recently.”
Former President Donald Trump is trouncing President Biden in a head-to-head matchup, a McLaughlin & Associates survey reveals.
A federal court has rejected another bid to disqualify President Trump from the 2024 candidacy, citing an earlier ruling by an appeals court.
On the question of presidential mendacity, according to a recent Economist/YouGov poll, only 39% of U.S. adults think Mr. Biden is honest and trustworthy. Also, despite the President’s years of denials regarding his family’s enrichment schemes, the latest Harvard-Harris Poll finds that a full 60% of respondents believe he helped and participated in Hunter Biden’s business.
President Joe Biden trails former President Donald Trump in multiple polls and is hemorrhaging support in swing states and key voting blocs, according to an analysis of polls by Politico.
Millions of voters are using these simple measures to determine whether they are better off today than they were under Donald Trump. Their verdict hides in plain sight in Joe Biden’s dismal job-approval ratings.
Trump, 77, won 60 percent of support among registered Republicans polled by the University of North Florida, while DeSantis could only claim 21 percent.
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