Staff Reports
Former President Trump is already giving President Sleepy Joe Biden sleepless nights in Georgia, leading in a new poll just days before their first debate. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s latest survey shows Trump comfortably ahead with 43% support, leaving Biden scrambling with just 38%. Meanwhile, independent honcho Robert F. Kennedy Jr. can only muster a paltry 9%, and he’s not even officially on the ballot in the Peach State yet. Clearly, Georgians are overwhelmingly ready for a return to sanity.
Georgia, which Biden barely flipped in the chaotic 2020 election with assistance from liberal activists, seems to be having voter’s remorse. The state’s experiment with Democratic governance is proving short-lived, as residents long for the days of economic prosperity and border security that defined the Trump era. It’s almost as if Georgians are saying, “Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, well, good luck with that.”
Trump leads Biden in Georgia ahead of Thursday's CNN debate https://t.co/aJNewMrjow
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) June 25, 2024
With only eight percent undecided, Biden’s camp is probably sweating buckets anticipating Thursday’s debate, hosted by none other than the biased folks at CNN. Despite the mainstream media’s best efforts to prop him up, Biden’s poll numbers tell the real story. It doesn’t help that the independent voters, who drank the Kennedy Kool-Aid, aren’t exactly solid behind him either.
Conducted by the University of Georgia’s School of Public and International Affairs, the poll questioned 1,000 likely voters over nearly two weeks. Despite the mainstream narrative, this scientific survey, with a margin of error of ±3.1 percentage points, confirms what most conservatives have felt all along: Biden’s popularity is as flimsy as his border policy.
The upcoming debate could be the nail in the coffin for the Biden presidency. It’s shaping up to be a showdown of epic proportions, where Trump will undoubtedly showcase his leadership prowess and remind Americans why they were better off under his presidency. So, get your popcorn ready, folks—this is going to be one for the history books.
