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Former Obama Advisor Says Biden Is More Likely To ‘Lose By A Landslide Than Win Narrowly This Race’

By Matthew Lynch
July 8, 2024
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Former Obama advisor David Axelrod recently made a bold statement, predicting that Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden is more likely to lose the upcoming election by a landslide rather than win narrowly. This assessment comes as the race heats up and tensions rise between the Biden and Trump campaigns.

Axelrod, who played a crucial role in Barack Obama’s successful presidential campaigns, expressed his concerns about Biden’s chances in a recent interview. He pointed to a number of factors that he believes could spell trouble for the former Vice President in November.

One of Axelrod’s main concerns is the divisiveness and polarization of the current political climate. He believes that Biden’s message of unity and bipartisanship may not resonate with enough voters, particularly in key battleground states. In contrast, President Trump’s appeals to his base and his divisive rhetoric may mobilize more voters to turn out in support of him.

Axelrod also highlighted the potential impact of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic on the election. With the country facing a public health crisis and economic downturn, voters may be looking for strong leadership and stability. While Biden has criticized Trump’s handling of the pandemic, Axelrod worries that voters may ultimately place more trust in the incumbent president during these uncertain times.

Despite his concerns, Axelrod is not counting Biden out completely. He acknowledged that the race is still fluid and unpredictable, and there is still time for Biden to make gains and solidify his support among undecided voters.

As the election draws near, Biden and his campaign team will need to work hard to overcome these challenges and make a compelling case to the American people. With Axelrod’s warning in mind, it is clear that the outcome of the election is far from certain, and every vote will count in determining the future of our country.

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