The Biden Beatdown Continues as Damning Poll Shows the Coalition That Elected Him Is 'Fraying' Big-Time
It's hard for this veteran presidential politics junkie to think of a more catastrophic collapse of an incumbent president in modern history than Joe Biden. Sure, Richard Nixon comes to the minds of some, but he was brought down by a single issue (the Watergate scandal).
By contrast, Biden's precipitous fall has been the result of multiple crises across the board, most if not all of them intentionally created by Joe himself. Who does that? Other than Joseph Robinette Biden Jr., the woefully inept marionette under the complete control of far-left puppeteers, I mean.
This brings us to the latest New York Times/Sienna College Poll of 2024 battleground states.
While it's not new news that former President Donald Trump continues to hold a commanding lead over Biden in poll after poll, what is a bit of a shock in this poll is the downward spiral of the multiracial and multigenerational coalition that elected Biden in 2020.
Per the polling data, while Trump leads Biden in five of the six most important battleground states — all of which Biden carried in 2020 — just one year out from the election, Biden continues to suffer from growing serious doubts about everything from his age to his mishandling of the economy to the never-ending border crisis to now, his potentially ominous handling of the Israel-Hamas War.
The Times/Sienna Poll shows Biden losing to Trump by margins of three to 10 percentage points among registered voters in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, and Pennsylvania. Biden leads in only Wisconsin — and by just two points, at that.