How Biden is neutralizing the Big Lie

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : It's neutralizing what is for Donald Trump his most powerful weapon.
62% : In this story, Trump is the champion of something huge and noble, and that can be appealing to people who have only a passing interest in politics.
49% : There are a million reasons to be scared to death about the possibility of Trump being president again, but perhaps because I've been recovering from the covid, I find myself looking for at least one good reason, in the face of all this doomerism, to be hopeful.
33% : As I said Thursday, in repeating it, over and over, Trump is saying, subliminally, that "I know I can't win, otherwise, I wouldn't be explaining why I'm about to lose."
32% : Trump exhausted every legal avenue available to him to overturn the election -- every one.
25% : But the legal path just took Trump back to the truth that I had won the election and he was a loser.
25% : Trump is a con man who's doing what con men do.
24% : Trump is saying that "I know I can't win, otherwise, I wouldn't be explaining why I'm about to lose.
22% : "It is Donald Trump who continues to deny the truth about the 2020 election," campaign advisor TJ Ducklo told CNN.
17% : In calling Trump a loser, however, the president is reducing the Big Lie's "nobility" down to its base parts, as if to say: No, Trump isn't fighting for justice.
14% : You are the reason Donald Trump is a loser.
13% : Both enable tyrants like Donald Trump.
13% : "After Trump won the Iowa caucuses, Biden said: "You know, it's kind of funny: all these Republican candidates in the primary trying to beat Donald Trump, and I'm still the only person to beat Donald Trump.
13% : Donald Trump is a loser.
9% : By calling Donald Trump a loser, and by doing that every day, Biden is taking what's now subliminal and making it obvious to all.
7% : According to CNN, Joe Biden has decided that a major piece of his campaign strategy is calling Trump a "loser."

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