James Carville is right: 'Preachy women' are ruining Biden's chances

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Biden must appeal to the many swing-state voters and independents, who are worried tax increases on the rich are likely to hurt the middle class and concerned about the size and scope of government.
49% : Ultimately, being strict at the border and reasonable about spending and taxation demonstrate a level of fiscal discipline and social concern that has a broader appeal than focusing primarily on social issues.
34% : The data also show swing voters and independents, who narrowly broke for Biden in 2020, leaning toward Trump, which is how we can expect these voters to break in November.
32% : On the economy, it's not enough for Biden and Democrats to campaign on positive macroeconomic trends -- i.e., low unemployment and reduced inflation -- without making a concerted effort to understand and address Americans' concerns about excessive spending and taxation.
26% : Elections are typically a referendum on the incumbent president, rather than the challenger, even one as scandalous as Trump.
26% : Ultimately, Democrats have not fully come to terms with the fact that to be successful, Biden needs to do more than run a strictly negative campaign against Trump and rally the party's base around abortion or vague references to "democracy" and "human rights.
23% : While most public polls put Biden within striking distance of Trump in the presidential horse race, that's not the full story.

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