Biden has second thoughts about dropping out but would not have won - Washington Examiner

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61% : "Then we find out when the Biden campaign becomes the Harris campaign, that the Biden campaign's own internal polling, at the time when they were telling us he was the strongest candidate, showed that Donald Trump was going to win 400 electoral votes," Pod Save America host and Obama alumnus Jon Favreau said in November.
51% : Both times Biden was dissuaded by Democratic leaders from seeking the presidency, deferring to Hillary Clinton in 2016 and then passing the baton to Harris this year, Trump won the White House.
48% : Republicans won control of the Senate with 53 seats, but somewhat bigger Trump coattails could have flipped seats in Michigan and Wisconsin as well.CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM THE WASHINGTON EXAMINERAs Trump enters his second term, there will be a protracted debate over whether an underestimated Biden should have continued his campaign or his decision to run again approaching his 82nd birthday doomed any Democrat who would eventually replace him, especially Harris, who had trouble distancing herself from him.
47% : While the Democratic sample size is small, Trump has defeated upwards of two dozen Republicans, including some of the party's top political talent.
29% : "Biden and these aides have told people in recent days that he could have defeated Trump, according to people familiar with their comments, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe private conversations.
27% : Unless the 22nd Amendment is soon repealed, one thing Biden will always be able to say is that he is the only politician who has ever beaten Trump in a national election.
6% : Polls of the rank and file showed they would have backed Biden but preferred Trump to Harris.Teamsters officials later complained that Harris, who would go on to lose all seven battleground states, was arrogant in her dealings with them.

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