Victor Davis Hanson, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, ripped President Joe Biden’s recent campaign messages on Fox News on Monday, and how former President Donald Trump could “win big” in comparison. revealed.
Hanson appeared on “The Ingraham Angle” to discuss Biden’s 2024 campaign message on the economy and other top issues as the president’s disapproval ratings continue to hit record lows. Fox host Laura Ingraham asked her senior researcher about Democrats blaming the problem on messages that don’t resonate with voters and her own policies. (Related article: ‘It’s fascinating’: Biden campaign co-chairman says it’s not a ‘surprise’ that president loses key voters, blames ‘seismic shift’ in voters)
“I don’t know who they think their constituency is when the prices of essential goods have gone up by 30% and they keep denying it,” Hanson said. Ta. “Or who are the advocates for open borders and 10 million illegal aliens? An inner-city border town? Who won’t go to a murdered officer’s funeral but befriend a celebrity?” Who are their constituencies? Law enforcement? If there are 40,000 people who are not registered in the military, who are their constituencies?”
“So, Laura, they continue to offend these voters and blame them, whether it’s a Christian this week or a female athlete two weeks ago, every single day they unprovokedly offend,” he said. continued. “They’re starting to compound and I think people are going to shrug their shoulders all together.” [and say] “I’ve done something similar to this guy, and he’s aggressive.”
“It’s very similar to 1980. [Jimmy] Carter, as you know, was still scratching his head in October. [Ronald] Reagan. All of a sudden, people start saying, “You know he’s uncomfortable when he talks about Iran and appeases Iran.” And in the end, they shrugged their shoulders and said, “I don’t believe what he’s saying about Reagan.” I’m going to vote for Reagan. “They caused a landslide,” Hanson said.
“All Donald Trump has to do is hold firm.” [an] on the agenda and he will be the candidate for a return to normalcy. That’s all he has to do and he will win big, just like Biden’s campaign,” he concluded.
Biden faced backlash this week for attending a star-studded campaign fundraiser in New York City on the same day as the wake for slain NYPD officer Jonathan Diller. The president expressed his condolences to the families in a meeting with Democratic New York Mayor Eric Adams, and former President Donald Trump was also present, reportedly serving as a “source of comfort” to the families.
By Saturday, the Biden campaign had received a further wave of online backlash after the White House released a press statement declaring March 31, Easter Sunday 2024, as “Transgender Visibility Day.” Ta. But when asked by reporters on Monday to respond to Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson, who called the move “outrageous,” Mr. I haven’t.”
