Trump now leads Biden in poll

 Daily Wire:

Biden Sinking: 21 Point Loss In 2 Months, 93% Have Inflation Concerns, Most Signal Multiple Issues

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 Other top line takeaways from Pew Research’s poll include:

  • 93% of Americans are concerned about rising prices.
  • 56% do not believe that he is mentally sharp.
  • 66% are not confident that he can unite the country.
  • Biden has lost support from every key demographic surveyed.
  • Biden has seen his support decline by 21% among voters who consider themselves to “lean Democrat.”

He seems to be OK with inflation as do the other Democrats who are pushing to spend trillions of the Bernie Sanders wish list. 

See, also:

POLL: Majority of Americans Say Biden Has Proven Himself ‘Too Old To Be President’ A similar majority said Mike Pence was a better vice president than Kamala Harris

And: 

Rasmussen Poll: Trump a Shoo-in Over Biden, Harris if Election Were Now
Former President Donald Trump would be a shoo-in over President Joe Biden or Vice President Kamala Harris if the next election were held now, with 1 in 5 Democrats saying they would vote for Trump today, according to a Rasmussen Reports survey of 1,000 likely U.S. voters released Thursday.

Trump in head-to-head matchups with Biden or Harris would win by double-digit margins; 51-41 percent over Biden and 52-39 percent over Harris.
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