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Biden Confident He Will Defeat Trump in 2024
Biden Confident He Will Defeat Trump in 2024
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President Joe Biden on Wednesday assured that he will defeat former President Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election.
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"Probably 50 of them. I am not the only one to beat him, but I will defeat him [Trump]," Biden told journalists in the White House on Wednesday, after being asked whether there were any Democrats besides himself who could beat the former president.Biden's remarks follow comments Tuesday in which he admitted he was "not sure" that he would be running in 2024 if Trump was out of the picture. "If Trump wasn't running, I'm not sure I'd be running," the president said at a campaign event in Boston, saying he must run now because he "cannot let [Trump] win."Biden's comments Wednesday assuring he could defeat Trump don't square with recent polling showing a steep slide in the president's ratings, owing in part to public concerns over the state of the economy and inflation, and in part to his full-on support for Israel in the ongoing Gaza crisis, which is reported to have cost him support among key demographics including young people and minorities.Recent polling by Harris, Morning Consult, Emerson, Reuters, Ipsos and other major polling institutions show Biden being trounced by Trump by between two and six points nationally, with polls in swing states showing Trump leading in at least five of six key swing states.Trump also leads the race for the Republican nomination by a wide margin, with polls showing him with between 54 and 68 percent support among Republicans, and only Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley polling in double digits, with between 11-18 and 10-16 percent support, respectively.
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Biden Confident He Will Defeat Trump in 2024
18:55 GMT 06.12.2023 (Updated: 19:05 GMT 06.12.2023) WASHINGTON (Sputnik) - President Joe Biden on Wednesday assured that he will defeat former President Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election.
"Probably 50 of them. I am not the only one to beat him, but I will defeat him [Trump]," Biden told journalists in the White House on Wednesday, after being asked whether there were any Democrats besides himself who could beat the former president.
Biden's remarks follow comments Tuesday in which he admitted he was "not sure" that he would be running in 2024 if Trump was out of the picture. "If Trump wasn't running, I'm not sure I'd be running," the president said at a campaign event in Boston, saying he must run now because he "cannot let [Trump] win."
Biden's comments Wednesday assuring he could defeat Trump don't square with
recent polling showing a steep slide in the president's ratings, owing in part to public concerns over the state of the economy and inflation, and in part to his full-on support for Israel in the ongoing Gaza crisis, which is reported to have cost him support among key demographics including young people and minorities.
3 December 2023, 03:48 GMT
Recent polling by Harris, Morning Consult, Emerson, Reuters, Ipsos and other major polling institutions
show Biden being trounced by Trump by between
two and
six points nationally, with polls in swing states
showing Trump leading in at least
five of six key swing states.
Trump also leads the race for the Republican nomination by a wide margin, with
polls showing him with between 54 and 68 percent support among Republicans, and only Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley polling in double digits, with between 11-18 and 10-16 percent support, respectively.
