“We are Reagan”, A top President Biden confidant tells UKTN. “We had a big plan. We’ll get it in place.”
Why it matters: The White House claims Biden has no luck, but is playing the long game with his “bottom-up, middle-out” economic approach.
- Biden’s allies point to an August 1982 Washington Post-UKTN News poll headlined, “Reagan Shouldn’t Seek a Second Term, Majority Believe.” Fifty-eight percent of those surveyed said they should stop running.
- Reagan’s Mid-Summer Doldrums echo a poll last Friday from USA Today and Suffolk University: Two-thirds of voters said they don’t want Biden or former President Trump to participate again.
A little over two years after that Post poll, Reagan won 49 states and got the most electoral votes of any presidential candidate ever.
But, but, but: Biden’s inner circle may think he’s Reagan. But a parade of polls shows voters want him to step aside.
Editor’s Note: This version corrects the name of Suffolk University.
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