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A new CNN poll has Biden losing to Trump by six points. These are landslide numbers. When you factor in RFK Jr., Trump's almost beating Biden by double digits. And this is a CNN poll. The Bloomberg poll had Trump beating Biden in six out of the seven battlegrounds. Look at that. And Trump's been in court for the last two weeks while Biden's been campaigning. The New York Times calls it a blueprint for a Trump electoral college victory and a gift from the political gods. Quote, "The Manhattan courtroom will be the setting for Mr. Trump to play the role of a familiar American archetype, the wronged man seeking justice from corrupt, powerful forces. The former president is good in this role, and that's no small thing. Maybe the gag orders and corrupt court calendar will win Trump the White House just like Biden's basement campaign did. It keeps the former president disciplined, structured, and away from his tongue wagging freewheeling rallies and forces Biden to actually campaign. It gives the media less of an opportunity to twist Trump's words and more of an opportunity for Biden to get tongue twisted or tell us cannibals ate his uncle. And it puts Biden in a harsh spotlight and puts Trump on an interesting stage that voters have never seen before. An intriguing courtroom drama. Remember, Trump beat Hillary by running against a rigged system. And what better scene could a director set for Trump than in a courtroom unfairly prosecuted by savage Democrats rigging the election with trials because they know the sitting president can barely stand? Even though Biden told Howard Stern he'd debate Trump, Democrats don't want him to. Biden's folks don't want him to debate. They don't want to give Trump that platform and risk exposing Biden like that on national TV. Ducking a presidential debate while you put your opponent on trial is exactly why Biden spent Saturday night not poking fun at the press, but begging them to save democracy when he really means save his presidency.

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