Troublesome Tuesday: Biden's day rocked by calls to quit, bad polling, and a Trump reprieve - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : The polling showed Joe Biden behind Trump by about 10% in North Carolina, Georgia, and Arizona, the last two of which the president won in 2020.Trump also leads the president in Pennsylvania and Michigan, as well as Wisconsin, New Hampshire, Virginia, and New Mexico, according to the survey.
37% : The delay all but guarantees Trump won't see jail time before the November election and won't face any restrictions on campaigning in the crucial months leading up to the election.
30% : "Recognizing that unlike Trump, President Biden's first commitment has always been to our country, not himself, I am hopeful that he will make the painful and difficult decision to withdraw.
24% : Trump was formerly set to be sentenced on July 11, just days before the Republican National Convention.
20% : Unlike Biden and many others, I refuse to participate in a campaign to scare voters with the idea that Trump will end our democratic system.
16% : More negative press coverage, growing calls from other Democrats for him to abandon his reelection ambitions, one of the worst polls since he launched his 2020 campaign, and another legal victory for Trump made Tuesday perhaps the roughest day for Biden in the entire 2024 campaign season.
16% : "Rep. Jared Golden (D-ME), who faces a difficult reelection bid this November, wrote in an op-ed released on Tuesday that Biden's debate performance was "not a surprise" and it has been clear "for months" that Trump is going to win the presidential election.
5% : President Joe Biden faced his roughest day yet since his shaky debate with former President Donald Trump as he dealt with a growing number of Democratic voices calling for him to drop out, a damning poll, and another legal victory for Trump.

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