Biden warns of an ugly future for the country if Trump should win again, and lists reasons why

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

38% : Trump is competing in the caucuses; rival Nikki Halley opted to stay on the nonbinding primary ballot.
36% : He told donors at the private home in Henderson, Nevada, that if they came to Washington, he'd show them the White House dining room table where Trump, according to ex-aides, sat transfixed for hours in front of the TV as the rioters he'd fired up with his rhetoric stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
35% : Trump has been indicted four times and faces 91 felonies.
22% : Biden said the stakes were huge when he took on Trump in 2020 -- "what made America America, I thought, was at risk' -- and they are even larger now as a likely rematch looms.
21% : Biden has built his reelection campaign around the theme that Trump presents a dire threat to U.S. democracy and its founding values.
10% : As early voting began a week ago in Nevada, Trump asserted without evidence during a campaign rally in Las Vegas that he was the victim of the Biden administration's weaponizing law enforcement against him.

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