President Trump’s campaign team has voiced optimism for his chances of victory in the upcoming presidential election. On Saturday, top campaign officials touted their position on several news outlets and announced they are in a much better position now than they were at this time in the 2016 election.
They believe their grassroots operations have gained momentum and influenced the shrinking deficit in the battle for the polls.
Several surrogates, including Vice President Mike Pence and Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), have ramped up their attacks against presumptive Democrat nominee Joe Biden in recent weeks.
“I think it’s the price they’re going to make him pay. They’re going bring very radical people, people who promote having no police force. I think it’s crazy, it’s insane. I hope it’s enough that people will say they want some stability in this country.” – Rand Paul, U.S. Senator
Supporters cheer as President Donald Trump speaks during a campaign event with Florida Sheriffs in Tampa, Fla., Friday, July 31, 2020. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)
The president’s campaign recently highlighted his bounce back in polling numbers after a slight dip, which previously put Biden over the edge.
The former vice president received a bump in the polls in both May and June amid coronavirus fears and nationwide outcry over the death of George Floyd. At his peak, Biden was leading President Trump by an average of 11 points.
However, more recent polls have shown him leading by a little more than six points.
Biden’s campaign team, along with several Democrat strategists, believe President Trump’s campaign has stabilized and will continue to close the gap leading up to Election Day.
“You know the old quote from Margret Thatcher: ‘First you win the argument, then you win the vote’? Well, right now I think Donald Trump is winning the argument with 2/3 of the people I’m talking to. I think, from a perspective of the people who would and who could determine the outcome of the election, that the energy is still with Donald Trump.” – Rich Thau, President of Engagious
President Donald Trump pumps his fist as he finishes speaking during an event at the Whirlpool Corporation facility in Clyde, Ohio, Thursday, Aug. 6, 2020. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
The president and Joe Biden are expected to go head-to-head in a political debate after they officially receive nominations from their parties this month. According to Trump campaign officials, Biden will be a formidable opponent, having participated in debates for nearly 50 years.
The first presidential debate is scheduled to take place on September 29th.
OTHER ARTICLES:
A black female will be the de facto top of the ticket, not Joe Biden
There is buzz already going around privately in DNC circles that Joe Biden should not be featured on their ticket even if he's technically their presidential candidate. Joe Biden will be the top of the ticket in name only for Democrats in November...
Joe Biden preparing to announce running mate
Presumptive Democrat presidential nominee Joe Biden will soon choose his running mate for the 2020 election. The vetting process has largely been carried out in secrecy, but the former vice president has made one thing clear: he will pick a woman t...
Left preparing for another coup attempt after Trump victory
Left preparing for another coup attempt after Trump victory. The Left Is Planning To Litigate A Biden Loss Into A Military Coup. Democrats plan to steal the election 2020. It’s been hard to miss the steady drumbeat of articles and think-piece...
349K dead registrants appear in voter rolls in 41 states
More Than 349,000 Dead Registrants Remain on Voter Rolls. Nearly 350,000 dead registrants remain on voter rolls across 41 states, according to an audit (pdf) conducted by the Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF). The number is a major improvem...
Gabbard: Election Fraud a ‘Serious Threat’
Gabbard: Election Fraud a ‘Serious Threat’" Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) has put forward a bipartisan bill aiming to improve the security of vote-by-mail. It proposes to incentivize states to ban ballot harvesting. Here’s the latest on the 2020 U...
