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Joe Biden and Democrats have a significant problem on their hands.
The state of Georgia is not cooperating.
Biden and Democrats have spent a lot of time and money trying to hold Georgia, but the latest polling shows Biden has just collapsed, and he is taking everyone in the party associated with the state with him.
Slipping…
When Joe Biden won Georgia, it was one of the biggest upsets we have seen in recent political history.
The shock from that had not even wore off when Democrats won both run-off elections for the Senate seats.
The three elections left Republicans shell-shocked.
The only thing worse would be to lose the governor’s mansion in 2022, but that does not appear likely to happen.
Not only that but the GOP is now favored to win back Senator Warnock’s (D-GA) seat.
In May, Georgia was one of Biden’s better states, polling at 51 percent approval.
Today, he is polling at 34 percent.
That is more than likely why Stacy Abrams, the currently unopposed Democrat gubernatorial candidate, did not want to appear with Biden when he was in Georgia, citing scheduling conflicts.
That has not helped her in polls, however, as she is currently trailing Governor Kemp and David Perdue, who will primary Kemp, in mock election polls.
Senator Warnock is also trailing the likely GOP candidate for his senate seat, Herschel Walker, by almost four points.
Democrats were so happy when they stole Georgia away from the GOP in 2020, but that joy appears like it will be short-lived.
Biden has become toxic to his fellow Democrats and one need look no further than Biden’s appearance in Pennsylvania as proof of that.
Biden had invited three Democrats to his speech, yet only one of them showed up, with the other two again citing scheduling conflicts for their absence.
Think about that… your party has the White House and rather than appear side-by-side with the current Oval Office occupant, you cite “scheduling conflicts” for not being able to show up.
It is an unheard-of snub to a sitting president, and it happened to Biden twice already this month.
