Trump v Biden: Guilty verdict won't seal the deal for either man. Here's what will deliver a win

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : They want to know what, if anything, he is going to do to hold prices down and restrict the growth of government spending.
53% : CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPPut another way, Trump is in a much stronger position if he runs on policy and his ideas for the future rather than the type of extreme rhetoric that he has understandably articulated during the trial.
47% : With all the media attention this week, and indeed for the last couple of weeks, one would think that the 2024 presidential election will turn on the results of the recently concluded trial in New York City where Trump was convicted on all 34 counts on Thursday.
42% : The bottom line for Trump is this: Voters want to hear what Trump himself will do to lower inflation and reduce the cost of groceries and gasoline.
30% : And, to the extent that there's been any impact of the four sets of criminal charges filed against Trump, if anything, they have helped, if not hurt him, specifically with Republicans.
25% : In fact, an examination of the polls that have come out in the days prior to the verdict suggest, pretty compellingly, that the 2024 election is unlikely to be about Trump and his legal problems or Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden who goes on trial later this month on gun charges.Put simply, the American people are not concerned about these issues.
18% : Having worked for Bill Clinton, who was uniquely sensitive to changes in public opinion, it is hard for me to imagine a White House that is more tone-deaf, obdurate and indeed seemingly unconcerned with the day-to-day problems facing the American people.
17% : I think Trump must avoid both excessive rhetoric and references to things like "mass deportation camps" which speak of policies that rub many Americans the wrong way.

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