Staff Reports
President Joe Biden is gearing up for a full-throttle attack on former President Donald Trump’s supposed plans to “dismantle and destroy our democracy.” Biden’s cronies are hyping up events this weekend where the president will lay out the stakes of the upcoming election and engage in fear-mongering about the state of our democracy.
Despite trailing Trump in the polls, Biden is hoping to resurrect his winning 2020 campaign formula, which painted the election as a battle between good and evil. His first stop on his campaign trail will conveniently take place near Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, on the third anniversary of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. Campaign officials claim that this location holds historical significance, conveniently aligning with their narrative about the fight for democracy.
But Biden isn’t stopping there. He and Vice President Kamala Harris plan to campaign in Charleston, South Carolina, and visit the site of a 2015 racially motivated mass shooting, exploiting tragic events for political gain. Meanwhile, Harris will embark on a nationwide abortion rights tour, further signaling the administration’s dedication to advancing their extreme liberal agenda.
While Biden’s campaign may be kicking into high gear, they’re facing stumbling blocks, with support among certain demographic groups cratering over the past three years. Biden’s team is desperately attempting to downplay his slipping polling numbers by insisting that trips to South Carolina are all about “practicing what they preach” and not about trying to win back support. It’s clear they’re scrambling to salvage their image among crucial voter groups.
In a predictable turn of events, the Trump campaign is countering Biden’s fear-mongering tactics by claiming that Biden and his allies are the real threat to democracy. Rather than focusing on age and liberal policies, Trump and his team are steadfast in their assertion that Biden is the destroyer of American democracy. The battle lines have been drawn, and the political circus is in full swing as both sides gear up for a contentious and high-stakes election season.
