Joe Biden is trailing in the polls and growing desperate.
Biden’s in deeper trouble than he realized.
And Donald Trump ended Joe Biden’s campaign with these two words.
As Black Eye Politics reports:
During a gala held by the New York Young Republican Club, Donald Trump said that President Joe Biden‘s claims that his “Make America Great Again” movement is a threat to democracy is just the latest “hoax” Democrats are pushing.
“The radical left Democrats, their fake news allies have unveiled their newest hoax that Donald J. And the Republican Party are a threat to democracy … This is their new line. Here we go again — ‘Russia, Russia, Russia,’ ‘Mueller, Mueller, Mueller,’ ‘Ukraine, Ukraine, Ukraine.’ One hoax after another,” Trump said according to Fox News.
Trump called their new line of attack a “desperate and shameless attempt to distract from the monstrous abuses of power the Left is committing before your very eyes.”
“We call it now the threat-to-democracy hoax, because that’s what it is,” Trump said.
As Biden continues to spiral in the polls, he’s doubling down on his “threat to democracy” campaign theme.
“Let me be clear,” Biden said at a fundraiser in California over the weekend. “Donald Trump poses many threats to the country, from the right to choose to civil rights to voting rights to America’s standing in the world. But the greatest threat Trump poses is to our democracy, because if we lose that, we lose everything.”
However, Trump said that Biden has the threat reversed.
Biden is the “real threat to democracy for two simple reasons: he’s corrupt and incompetent — grossly incompetent,” Trump said.
Many Democrats feel that Biden is making a mistake and should be focusing his reelection on other issues such as abortion.
“The president has always believed that it was his duty to get the nation beyond Trump,” an individual who spoke with Biden about his views on Trump told Politico. “He had hoped 2020 would have done it but it didn’t. So he has to do it again.”
Biden even claimed he might not have run for reelection if it wasn’t for Trump.
“If Trump wasn’t running, I’m not sure I’d be running. But we cannot let him win,” Biden said at a campaign fundraiser in Boston, Massachusetts, earlier this month.
Sources close to the President told Politico that Biden has maintained his intentions to run again if Trump was on the ballot.
“It’s coming back full circle — that in the president’s mind, this is the moral authority for the race. This is an existential threat. This is the reason he ran initially, and the reason — with Donald Trump running — he’s running again,” Celinda Lake, a Democrat pollster for Biden’s campaign in 2020, told Politico.