WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden said this Tuesday that “yes Trump not out candidate, I’m not sure I would run” for a second term in the 2024 presidential election.
“But we can’t let him win,” the 81-year-old Democrat added at a Democratic donor event near Boston (northeast), referring to the former Republican president.
Joe Biden, whose campaign is struggling to get off the ground, claims to be better positioned to defeat again Donald Trump.
The Democrat, whose age worries voters and who finds himself in trouble to promote his economic results, frequently repeats that democracy itself is at stake in this new confrontation announced with the real estate magnate.
Biden believes he will win the nomination
Despite his unpopularity and barring a surprise change in plans or a serious health problem that forces him to withdraw, Biden is almost certain to win his party’s nomination for the November 2024 elections.
Donald Trump, for his part, is so far the big favorite in the Republican primaries.
The latest polls place Trump ahead of Biden.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has obtained 48% support in the last probe published ahead of the presidential elections in November 2024, seven points ahead of his likely rival: Joe Biden.
The left-leaning Harvard CAPS-Harris Poll study thus attributes two points more to Trump compared to last month’s survey and places the percentage of undecided people, ultimately key for the vote, at 11 percent.
As for the undecided, when asked which candidate they lean towards, 53% mentioned Trump, against 47% Biden.
This survey thus supports a study presented on November 6 that gave Trump an advantage over Biden in five critical states: Nevada (11% difference), Georgia (6%), Arizona (5%), Michigan (5%) and Pennsylvania (4%).
Biden is making a great effort to raise funds for his re-election campaign, despite the fact that the numbers are not in his favor for now.
FUENTE: With information from AFP
