As the political climate heats up in the United States, recent developments suggest neither former President Donald Trump nor President Joe Biden are overwhelmingly appealing to voters, according to a CBS poll.
Michael Card, a political science expert, believes the race is Trump's to lose, highlighting the challenges Biden faces in gaining traction. During a recent debate, Biden's performance was criticized, raising doubts among his supporters and prompting concerns about his ability to energize key voter demographics, including the queer community, ahead of Pride weekend. Meanwhile, Senator John Fetterman has come to Biden's defense, drawing parallels to his own challenging debate experience in 2022, and criticizing Democrats who are considering switching their support to Trump.
Fetterman insists that despite the setbacks, Biden can secure a victory and deserves a second term in office.
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CBS poll indicates neither Trump nor Biden appealing
It’s Trump’s race to lose.” That’s the feeling of Michael Card, emeritus professor of political science at the University of South Dakota, when KELOLAND News spoke
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Fetterman cites own ‘difficult’ debate in arguing Biden can still win, slams Democrats ‘defecting’ to Trump
Pa., cited his own "difficult" debate performance in 2022 against Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz while arguing Sunday that President Biden can still win in November and "deserves" a second term. In an appearance on "Fox News Sunday,
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Commentary: Debate showed Biden and Trump are terrible, but not equally so
The faceoff on Thursday was largely about optics, and Biden did not look good at all. There was hope among supporters that a fundraiser on Friday in New York would be a victory lap of sorts. The high-profile event was meant to energize queer voters ahead of Pride weekend. However, “panicked” is how things feel after the debate.
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