Just a few weeks ago, board members of Unite the Country, the original pro-Biden super-PAC, received a private memo outlining results of a new proprietary poll of Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Arizona voters, in which the group’s leaders acknowledged how unpopular “the Boss” is currently but revealed that he still narrowly led Trump in the midwestern states and only barely trailed in Arizona. His aides regularly show him both public and private poll results in which he leads his predecessor, and some of his biggest supporters tend to use such results as evidence that his dim political standing is temporary and the product of not having Trump to kick around. But the aides did want to make sure the “talkers” saw and boosted one nugget from the Times poll that they felt was being overlooked, even though it might render the rest of the survey moot: Biden, the pollsters had found, would still beat Donald Trump if a rematch were held today.īiden hates questions about his reelection plans and remains convinced that he must be the one to destroy Trump (again).
No one even tried addressing the main takeaway of displeasure with their boss. No formal talking-points memo was forthcoming - there was no persuasive spinning to be done about such a grim revelation for the president.
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So members of Biden’s political and communications teams quickly did their best to advise surrogates and allies who might be asked to go on TV that day.
The news - “Sixty-four percent of Democratic voters prefer a candidate other than president Biden in 2024, a Times/Siena College poll shows” - was, predictably, causing a headache on Pennsylvania Avenue. PRI party leader Alejandro Moreno said Monday that speculation about the PRI’s demise was wrong and that the party would survive, but as part of a broad opposition coalition of left, right and center groups that will seek to field an alliance candidate in the presidential elections a year from now.The texts and emails from the White House started pinging across Washington, D.C., only minutes after the New York Times alert popped up on dismayed Democrats’ phones last week. But the PRI is now a shadow of the old days when it ruled Mexico with a combination of hand-out programs and corruption. The PRI managed to hold on to the governorship of the sparsely populated northern border state of Coahuila, and governs the neighboring state of Durango in coalition with other opposition parties. The result was a new low for the PRI, which held Mexico’s presidency uninterrupted for 71 years until losing power in 2000 elections the party had governed the State of Mexico and its 17 million inhabitants for 94 years until its loss Sunday.
With over 99% of precincts counted in a preliminary report, electoral authorities said Monday that Morena’s Delfina Gómez won 52.7% of votes in the State of Mexico - which surrounds Mexico City on three sides - to 44.3% for the PRI’s Alejandra del Moral.ĭel Moral later gave a concession speech acknowledging her defeat. MEXICO CITY (AP) - The ruling party of Mexico’s President Andrés Manuel López Obrador won the governorship of the country’s most populous state, dealing a life-threatening blow to the old ruling Institutional Revolutionary Part y - or PRI - which had governed the State of Mexico without interruption for nearly a century.
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