If the young vote is up or level to 2008, if African-American turnout is consistent with 2008, if Latino turnout grows a little bit or at least stays level, the president is likely to win the election.
Analyzing the demographics that will influence the election outcome.
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Eighteen percent of the American people, registered voters, think Joe Biden's policies have helped them personally. That has to be a gut punch to the President.
It was a very strong speech. It was a forcefully delivered speech. It was in the president's wheelhouse, which is building alliances, which is a big contrast he wants to make with Donald Trump.
This is why he lost the last election because a sliver of people, many of whom right now think they might vote for him because they're worried about inflation.
You do not want that man standing back here. You did not want him living in that House, right there. You do not want him effecting what happens up there and you point to the monuments and you just say, think about this.
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