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His home state (Pennsylvania) went R once after the 1988 election...
But suddenly it's a "battleground" now too? He's down 4 points in his own backyard. Although technically most of his time was in Delaware, the corporate tax haven of America. The corporations that "live" in Delaware still love Joe. But the humans in Delaware are still for trump by like 3 points....
Despite Delaware being solid blue since 1988...
Turns out when we have Joe Biden, any state can be a battleground state!
I don't why people keep letting him pretend that a 34% approval rating is fine and 81 years old isn't really that old. This election is serious, and we can't afford to just plod along ignoring all the warning signs that Joe has to go
It doesn't matter what he wants or if he feels he's ready
It's too important to let him treat this like a personal decision between him and "the Lord God".
To those downvoting this comment (and every other comment critical of Biden):
What is the percentage of loss you are willing to accept before you call for Biden's removal from the ticket?
Is it 10%? 20%? 80%?
When will you be willing to consider a different candidate? Surely there's a number...I'd just like to know what it is.
Right?
You can't downvote Biden into office you nut-jobs.
Do you think it will ever register in their brains that they are actively attempting to silence dissent? Remind you of anyone?
BlueAnon -_-
Some lefty commentators call them Blue MAGA.
Great name that fits.