Staff Reports
Joe Biden’s team is making some adjustments as his popularity continues to plummet in the polls. They are shortening his speeches to avoid any potential gaffes and focusing on attacking former President Donald Trump. Some critics are questioning Biden’s ability to connect with voters, especially women, given his track record on women’s rights issues.
Biden recently made a statement about teaching Trump a lesson regarding women, but it quickly backfired as many pointed out his own questionable history with women’s rights. Some questioned if Biden even understands the definition of a woman, casting doubt on his credibility on the issue.
Virginia AG Jason Miyares on defending Title IX and women's sports: "I just think the Biden administration is a classic case of being so open-minded your brain falls right out." @FoxNewsSunday
— Lucas Tomlinson (@LucasFoxNews) May 5, 2024
Critics, including Senator Marsha Blackburn and Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares, have accused Biden of disregarding women’s rights, citing his stance on Title IX protections and transgender issues. They argue that Biden’s approach is misguided and fails to prioritize the needs of women.
Despite Biden’s attempts to appeal to female voters, recent polls show a significant lead for Trump among women. Rasmussen’s poll indicates that Trump is favored by 11 points over Biden among women, a significant shift in a short period. This trend could spell trouble for Biden’s campaign, especially if he continues to struggle with key demographics like women.
It’s clear that Biden’s attempts to sway female voters are falling flat. His lack of credibility on women’s rights issues and track record of alienating key demographics may cost him support in the upcoming election. Trump’s increasing lead among women signals a shift in voter sentiment and could ultimately impact the outcome of the race. If Biden fails to address these concerns and connect with voters on a meaningful level, his prospects for success appear bleak.
