As Biden struggles, Trump is riding high
Trump has widened his lead in polls nationwide and in several must-win swing states following Joe Biden’s disaster in Atlanta.
While the margins of his lead are still slim enough to be overcome, the Democratic Party is befuddled and mired in upheaval and discord. The Biden presidency’s meltdown has become a greater existential threat in their minds than global warming. It no longer matters who leads the Democratic ticket in November. The second-guessing season is well underway, and that’s a game that has no winners.
What else is going well for Trump?
His three handpicked Supreme Court justices cemented a conservative majority that handed him a major victory with a broad ruling on presidential immunity that may shield Trump from prosecution in some cases against him, or water down the charges in others.
The threat hanging over his head that a New York judge would sentence him this week in the “hush money” case and that Trump would either have to deliver his acceptance speech from a prison cell or have an AI duplicate stand in for him has been lifted, as Judge Juan Merchan postponed sentencing until September in light of the Supreme Court ruling.
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