Desperate Joe Biden ramps up attacks on Trump after disastrous data points to defeat
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| Donald Trump (left) and Joe Biden (right) GETTY |
The 46th President is tearing into his predecessor with a new messaging push focusing on ‘Trump’s America in 2025'
Joe Biden has intensified his criticism of his Republican opponent Donald Trump following alarming polling data that suggests the 46th President is on track to lose the upcoming election.
Biden, who is 81 years old, is growing increasingly frustrated with his predecessor, accusing Trump of using "language reminiscent of Nazi Germany."
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| Joe Biden delivers remark on stage during the 2023 Human Rights Campaign National Dinner at the Washington Convention CenterGETTY |
As the Commander-in-Chief, Biden also holds Trump responsible for the erosion of women's abortion rights and accuses him of being "determined to dismantle American democracy."
Nevertheless, Biden's latest efforts aim to shed light on the potential issues that could arise if Trump were to win in November. A spokesperson for the Biden campaign confirmed that the President's team intends to strongly criticize specific policies proposed by Trump.
This attack strategy, known as "Trump's America in 2025," will also focus on the former President's legal troubles.
"There has been significant external pressure to direct our focus towards Trump and intensify our criticisms against him," revealed an inside source.
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| Former President Donald Trump enters from a side stage before he was set to speak to a crowd of supporters at the Fort Dodge Senior High SchoolGETTY |
The source further explained, "At this point, Trump winning the nomination is almost a certainty, and our hope is that once people are reminded of the true nature of Trump's policies and rhetoric, the polls will start to reflect a more favorable outcome."
However, Trump's senior campaign adviser, Jason Miller, dismissed this strategy, stating, "This is just another desperate attempt to salvage Joe Biden's failing presidency, but it will not succeed."
He also issued a warning, stating, "The reality is that Joe Biden is pitted against democracy itself."
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| Desperate Joe Biden ramps up attacks on Trump after disastrous data points to defeat |
According to recent opinion polls, both Joe Biden and Donald Trump are facing low approval ratings. While Biden is leading in areas such as social security, education, and medicare, Trump is gaining ground in terms of inflation, jobs, immigration, crime, and addressing the budget deficit. Biden faced a setback during Thanksgiving when a new NBC News poll showed Trump leading by two points in the race for the White House. This was the first time since the 2020 US Presidential Election that Trump was in the lead according to NBC News. Another survey suggested that, similar to 2016, Trump could win the electoral college without winning the popular vote. Trump would secure 292 electoral college votes compared to Biden's 246, but would trail the 46th President by one percent. However, several key swing states, including Arizona and Wisconsin, are still highly contested, with Trump holding less than a two-point lead. Joe Bedell, Head of Stack Data Strategy in North America, stated that their research indicates that if Donald Trump becomes the Republican candidate, he is likely to win based on the current standings.
In spite of the recent demands for change, our survey findings indicate that neither political party would gain an advantage from a candidate switch. President Trump would secure a more substantial victory against both potential replacements for Biden.
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