Joe Biden faces potentially nightmarish June swoon with his...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : The case involves his alleged failure to pay at least $1.4 million in federal taxes over several years at a time when he was raking in millions from foreign paymasters, including in China and Ukraine.
48% : The former president, for example, does far better with studio audiences, and the leading third-party candidate, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is expected to pull more votes from Biden than Trump.
46% : Trump agreed to both debates, with the first scheduled for June 27 and the second for Sept. 10.
46% : A key focus is on trying to halt the migration of black voters to Trump, which is why he's scheduled to give a Sunday commencement speech at Morehouse College in Atlanta.
46% : All of which makes late June a curious time for a debate, even given that the president is reading the same polls as everybody else and understands Trump is building a commanding lead.
35% : Count on Trump to use the debate to remind voters of those numbers.
34% : Biden's surprising demand last week that Donald Trump debate him twice, with the first face-off in June, underscores his desperation to get his campaign back on track.
33% : Because the president's policies are unpopular, his only option for the debate is to go scorched-earth negative on Trump.
20% : The same officials also oversaw two suspect federal prosecutions of Trump and secretly helped guide unprecedented state prosecutions of the former president in Georgia and New York.

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