In a speech Saturday night in Columbia, South Carolina, former President Donald Trump underscored his stance on President Joe Biden with early poll numbers predicting a possible rematch between the two in November 2024.
“We’re kicking Biden’s ass,” Trump said in a poll, to thunderous applause from rally attendees. silver elephant dinner. Most national polls show that the two likely opponents in the 2024 general election are evenly matched, with some backing Biden and others backing Trump.
Addressing speculation that the Democrats were indirectly helping the Republican nominee, Trump said: “Well, if they were, they wouldn’t have won every election. I will,” he said. [district attorney] You won’t find people like this in this country…if they want to run against Trump, they’ll say, “Go ahead, come on down at bat.” By the way, in almost every poll we kick Biden in the butt, and that’s the problem. ” (Related: Trump was right many times about the Biden family’s foreign business deals)
“If it weren’t for that, we wouldn’t have been under investigation by a deranged Jack Smith,” he continued. Smith has served as a special counsel in the Biden administration’s Department of Justice, in which he is currently investigating Trump for alleged mishandling of classified documents and his conduct through January 6, 2021 and beyond. .
Trump was indicted for the third time this week, this time in connection with what happened at the Capitol on January 6. Various reports have suggested that a fourth indictment may be due from the president’s office in connection with Trump’s actions after the 2020 election. Fanny Willis is the District Attorney for Fulton County, Georgia.
Despite the three indictments against Trump, Trump’s poll numbers are now high enough to cause some Democrats to worry, but most of the available data suggests that he’s with Biden. It suggests that you are even or winning within the margin of error.The Real Clear Politics average Biden leads Trump by less than a point.
New York Times and Siena in July poll Each potential candidate received support from 43% of registered voters surveyed.Meanwhile, in July poll Biden leads Trump by 4%, according to The Economist and YouGov, while Harvard and Harris poll Trump is up 5 points since July
In his remarks, Trump also lashed out at many of Biden’s policies, including the “Green New Deal”, immigration and regulation.
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