Trump Leads Biden by Double Digits, Cuomo Criticizes Biden's Campaign
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Posted 5 days ago
Former President Donald Trump leads President Joe Biden by double digits in a national matchup, according to a recent Rasmussen Reports survey. The survey, released on June 21, 2024, shows Trump with a ten-point advantage over Biden in a matchup that includes third-party candidates. Trump garners 46 percent support, followed by 36 percent for Biden, nine percent for independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., two percent for independent candidate Cornel West, and one percent for Green Party candidate Jill Stein.
In a head-to-head matchup, Trump leads Biden by nine points — 49 percent to Biden’s 40 percent. The survey was taken on June 20 among 1,000 likely voters and has a ± three percent margin of error. This survey follows a May Rasmussen Reports survey, which found that most Democrats — 54 percent — would like to replace Biden with another candidate for their side.
The survey also found that 57 percent of voters said that Biden’s mental decline is real. This reality comes as the Biden White House remains rattled by videos showcasing Biden’s alleged cognitive decline, many of which have gone viral. While the Biden White House has claimed that the videos are inaccurate, the Trump campaign has contradicted the White House’s claims.
In other news, disgraced former New York governor Andrew Cuomo believes Joe Biden is running his presidential campaign poorly, because he’s trying to “hide” his frailty and cognitive decline. Cuomo made the remarks in an appearance on Bill Maher’s show Real Time on June 21, 2024. Maher asked Cuomo about whether Biden was “running a good campaign.” “What would you do to run it better?”
“I don’t think he’s running an especially good campaign, frankly,” Cuomo replied. “I think there’s a big question that he has to answer which is about his age, viability, etc. I think the only way you answer that is by getting out there, and letting people see you. That’s the only way you put it to rest. I don’t think you can hide from that, Bill.”
On social media, observers noted that the usually combative Real Time audience were completely silent as Cuomo delivered his answer. Cuomo also used his appearance to blast the politicization of the justice system under the Biden regime, and the administration’s record on immigration.
“The trials in New York, 66% said the justice system is politicized,” said Cuomo. “That’s why I think he’s not paying the same price for these verdicts. Because they believe it is political. You want to talk about a threat to democracy? When you have this country believe you’re playing politics with the justice system, and you’re trying to put people in jail or convict them for political reasons, then we have a real problem.”
Cuomo added that “If his name was not Donald Trump and if he wasn’t running for president… I’m telling you that case would have never been brought.” On Biden’s immigration policy, Cuomo said it was “a mistake.”
“How you do it makes all the difference in the world. To just open the borders with no plan, you don’t know where they go, you don’t know who’s going to pay for them. Who did you even help?” Cuomo criticized the governor and mayor of New York for both refusing to do more to “say no” to Biden’s open-door policy.
“Now we’re finding out 200k people later, you needed a plan, you needed to know what to do with these people.”
Sources:
breitbart.com
infowars.com
axios.com
In a head-to-head matchup, Trump leads Biden by nine points — 49 percent to Biden’s 40 percent. The survey was taken on June 20 among 1,000 likely voters and has a ± three percent margin of error. This survey follows a May Rasmussen Reports survey, which found that most Democrats — 54 percent — would like to replace Biden with another candidate for their side.
The survey also found that 57 percent of voters said that Biden’s mental decline is real. This reality comes as the Biden White House remains rattled by videos showcasing Biden’s alleged cognitive decline, many of which have gone viral. While the Biden White House has claimed that the videos are inaccurate, the Trump campaign has contradicted the White House’s claims.
In other news, disgraced former New York governor Andrew Cuomo believes Joe Biden is running his presidential campaign poorly, because he’s trying to “hide” his frailty and cognitive decline. Cuomo made the remarks in an appearance on Bill Maher’s show Real Time on June 21, 2024. Maher asked Cuomo about whether Biden was “running a good campaign.” “What would you do to run it better?”
“I don’t think he’s running an especially good campaign, frankly,” Cuomo replied. “I think there’s a big question that he has to answer which is about his age, viability, etc. I think the only way you answer that is by getting out there, and letting people see you. That’s the only way you put it to rest. I don’t think you can hide from that, Bill.”
On social media, observers noted that the usually combative Real Time audience were completely silent as Cuomo delivered his answer. Cuomo also used his appearance to blast the politicization of the justice system under the Biden regime, and the administration’s record on immigration.
“The trials in New York, 66% said the justice system is politicized,” said Cuomo. “That’s why I think he’s not paying the same price for these verdicts. Because they believe it is political. You want to talk about a threat to democracy? When you have this country believe you’re playing politics with the justice system, and you’re trying to put people in jail or convict them for political reasons, then we have a real problem.”
Cuomo added that “If his name was not Donald Trump and if he wasn’t running for president… I’m telling you that case would have never been brought.” On Biden’s immigration policy, Cuomo said it was “a mistake.”
“How you do it makes all the difference in the world. To just open the borders with no plan, you don’t know where they go, you don’t know who’s going to pay for them. Who did you even help?” Cuomo criticized the governor and mayor of New York for both refusing to do more to “say no” to Biden’s open-door policy.
“Now we’re finding out 200k people later, you needed a plan, you needed to know what to do with these people.”
Sources:
breitbart.com
infowars.com
axios.com
