Joe Biden’s campaign is facing a strategic dilemma. Since the president’s job-approval ratings have been consistently low, his path to reelection depends on making 2024 a comparative choice between himself and Donald Trump, his scary, extremist predecessor. That task is becoming more urgent as evidence emerges that a sizable number of voters either don’t remember or misremember the four turbulent years of the Trump administration. But paradoxically, educating voters about the potential consequences of a Biden defeat could annoy and alienate them by pushing Trump fatigue to new heights.

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    6 months ago

    If police violence is a problem, that too is 100% a reason to NOT vote for Trump. Trump wants to give more power to police, and protect them even better when they kill innocent people. Trump wants police to shoot colored people and demonstrants indiscriminately. His policies and actions clearly show that.
    You are supporting a fascist with no regard for democracy, either on purpose or unwittingly.

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      6 months ago

      Phew, I’m glad I’m not voting for Trump.

      Can we discuss how Biden’s support of genocide is bad now?

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        6 months ago

        If you are not helping Biden, you are helping Trump win. That’s the problem with the 2 party system in USA.
        Maybe one day USA will have a better democracy, and we can have more nuanced debates on US politics.