bill718
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In 2016 Donald Trump could sit on the sidelines and criticize the Obama administration - No more. Now Trump has a record to defend, and it's Joe Biden that gets to sit on the sidelines and criticize the Trump administration. In addition, Joe Biden (though not liked by the GOP) is not as hated as Hillary Clinton was. These 2 things, coupled with Trump's (less than) great record of handling COVID 19 are what's kept Biden ahead of Trump since Biden entered the race.
Trump supporters will no doubt shout "fake news!" scream about socialism, continue their race baiting etc. but it's not moving the needle with the voting public, and Trump supporters know it. Biden still holds a 5 - 10 point lead nationally. Barring a miracle, Trump will be a one term President.![bye1 :bye1: :bye1:](/styles/smilies/bye1.gif)
Trump supporters will no doubt shout "fake news!" scream about socialism, continue their race baiting etc. but it's not moving the needle with the voting public, and Trump supporters know it. Biden still holds a 5 - 10 point lead nationally. Barring a miracle, Trump will be a one term President.
![bye1 :bye1: :bye1:](/styles/smilies/bye1.gif)
![morningconsult.com](https://pro-assets.morningconsult.com/wp-uploads/2020/08/07144212/Biden-Clinton-GettyImages-628632938-1024x696.jpg)
Biden Doesn’t Repel Voters Like Clinton Did in 2016, and That’s a Problem for Trump
President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign lacks an advantage that helped propel him to the White House in 2016: The president’s presumptive 2020 rival, former Vice President Joe Biden, just isn’t as loathed by voters as his opponent was four years ago.
morningconsult.com