Democrats argue Biden is underestimated

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

70% : Joe Biden has been a good president and Donald Trump is a dangerous political figure.
56% : His approval rating is consistently below 40 percent, and frustration has built around him that he's still trailing Trump, despite his successes.
53% : Meanwhile, the aggregation of polls kept by Decision Desk HQ and The Hill show Trump with a lead of 1.9 percentage points over Biden.
53% : "The legislation that was passed -- whether it's the infrastructure bill or the CHIPS Act -- bills that haven't been fully implemented yet and the effects of them haven't been fully felt yet, we're going to see more of that in 2024.
35% : Those defending the president's chances argue that the choice will be clear once voters are actually faced with Trump on the general election ballot -- a long 10 months away.
28% : "Democrats are also quick to note that Trump is entangled in a number of legal troubles, although that hasn't hurt his lead over the other candidates competing in the GOP primary.
26% : "This notion that Trump is somehow strong and in a strong position to win the election I think is among the most ridiculous things that I've ever heard in all the years I've been in politics," he added.
25% : "The negatives that we have on Trump are unlike any negatives [we] have ever had.
18% : Mike Tyson took longer to win half of his fights," Kessler said.Democratic strategist Simon Rosenberg, who wrote about his optimism for Biden's reelection in a recent MSNBC opinion piece, argued that Democrats' nervousness about 2024 is misplaced because Biden is a good president and Trump is "the worst candidate.""I think Democrats have to be better about not psyching themselves out," he told The Hill.

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