With former president Donald Trump heading towards a return to the White House, a big Democrat donor says they have a plan to make sure they don't lose like they did in 2016.
What's the plan? They believe Joe Biden needs to campaign more in the Midwest. Something Hilary Clinton did not do enough in 2016.
But this isn't 2016, and the Trump campaign doesn't think it will make any difference, come November.
"People in the Midwest are fed up with Joe Biden's policies" said Karoline Leavitt, national press secretary for the Trump campaign, "They view him as a weak president, and they view him as a president who has failed."
That failure is precisely why Joe Biden is trailing Trump in 6 of the 7 key battleground states.
"We encourage Joe Biden to visit these states more often" Leavitt told KTRH, "Because every time he does, he stumbles and fumbles over his words and voters see just how weak and incompetent he really is."
The big Biden donor by the way, believes that the Biden campaign is more prepared than the Clinton campaign was in 2016, and they claim they are not over-confident.
"Joe Biden should focus on it a little bit harder" noted Leavitt, "Because all of the polls show that he is losing to president Trump in these key Midwest, rust belt states across the country."
Something that is not expected to change between now and November.
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