Dems running against Biden

 Fox News:

Campaign ads show Democrats running Republican messages as they seek to distance themselves from Biden, party

Many Democratic campaign ads feature candidates going against Biden, Democrats
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Over a dozen political ads from across the country reviewed by Fox News Digital show Democratic candidates campaigning as being independent of their own party leaders, with some even highlighting how they opposed President Biden's agenda.

"I stood up to some in my own party and pushed to cut the gas tax, and to hire more police officers," Rep. Dan Kildee, D-Mich., says in an ad that launched in July. Kildee, like others, votes with Biden 100%, but his ad and others indicate a trend many Democrats are taking headed into a midterm cycle which historically does not favor the party in power.
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It looks like they are engaged in the politics of fraud to win votes on false pretexts. 

See, also:

Republicans raise Afghanistan anniversary to knock Democrats off balance in midterm elections

And:

 Poll finds that most Americans believe the country is headed in the wrong direction

 A poll this month of 1,000 registered voters found that only 21 percent believe America is moving in the right direction.

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And:

 Dems in Deep Trouble: 'Suffering Index' Hits Highest in History of Measuring

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