Gingrich says Democrats are ‘desperate’ over Biden 2024 campaign: ‘Clearly beyond his due date’

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich: Democrats Desperate as Biden’s Poll Numbers Plummet

Former House Speaker⁣ Newt Gingrich believes that Democrats are growing increasingly desperate as President Joe Biden’s reelection prospects continue⁤ to suffer ⁣from low poll numbers. Speaking on​ Fox News’s The Ingraham Angle, Gingrich pointed⁤ to recent head-to-head polls ‍that showed Biden trailing former President Donald⁤ Trump, ‌the leading candidate ​for the GOP.

“And I think⁤ what you‌ are ⁤seeing on the Left is a desperation that’s literally⁣ a survival function. We have never⁣ seen this —⁣ maybe ⁢the South in ⁢1860 — but other than that, we have never seen⁣ this ‍level of desperation in ⁢American politics. It’s going to get ‍worse. They have a candidate that’s hopeless. You look at Joe Biden. ‍No, he’s not going to win and they can’t get rid of him. They ​have a situation‌ where their opponent is getting stronger and ⁢better and more ‌disciplined, ⁢and‍ I think that leads ​to a​ very explosive moment in⁣ American history.”

Gingrich highlighted Biden’s poor performance among key Democratic voting blocs, suggesting that ⁣Democrats are losing ‍support from⁤ various groups⁣ who view them as “nuts.”

“I’m not quite sure‌ how we get to where we are today ‌because it’s hard to ​understand how the modern Left somehow went‌ through this permutation, ⁢this almost mutant behavior, where they are so radically isolated ⁢they’re losing African Americans, they’re losing Latinos, ⁣in the most recent poll they’re⁣ losing ⁤young Americans, ‌they’re losing⁣ Asian Americans. All the groups they thought they could count on thinking ‌these guys are nuts. And they’re not going to ‌vote for them,” he said.

Gingrich further criticized the‌ Democratic Party for failing to address the concerns of​ the American people, pointing to issues‍ such as fentanyl and crime, the cost of living,‍ and immigration. ‌He argued that a reasonable Democratic Party would demand Biden’s resignation, but ‍acknowledged that such a move is unlikely within the party.

“A reasonable Democratic Party — if it still exists and it doesn’t ⁢— would ⁣insist that Joe Biden step down. There is no Democratic Party that ⁣can do that.⁢ And he ⁤is not ⁣going to step down. And, if he ‍did, ‍you get Kamala Harris because in their party, in their particular universe, you cannot defeat ⁢a black woman,” he added.

A‍ recent New York Times/Siena College poll revealed Trump’s growing support among key voting groups. Trump received 22% of the black vote when ‍pitted against Biden, a significant ⁣increase from the 12% he received in 2020. The survey also showed Trump garnering 42% of Hispanic voters in swing states, compared to Biden’s 50%, marking a major improvement ​from Trump’s ​32%-65% deficit in 2020.

In the RealClearPolitics national ‍polling average, Trump currently holds a slight lead over Biden in a hypothetical rematch‍ of the 2020‌ presidential election. Additionally, Trump maintains a definitive lead in several swing states.

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What are the potential long-lasting‌ effects of Biden’s low⁣ poll numbers on⁢ the Democratic Party’s⁤ ability to govern effectively and ⁢win elections

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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich believes that Democrats are growing increasingly ​desperate as ⁤President⁢ Joe Biden’s reelection prospects ​continue to suffer from⁢ low poll numbers. Speaking on⁤ Fox News’s The Ingraham Angle, Gingrich pointed to recent head-to-head polls‍ that showed Biden trailing former ​President Donald Trump, the ⁢leading candidate ‍for the GOP.

Gingrich expressed his opinion on​ the current state of the Democratic Party, stating, “And I think⁢ what ‌you are seeing⁢ on the Left is a desperation ‍that’s⁢ literally a survival function. We have never seen‌ this — maybe the South in 1860 — but other than that, we have never seen ​this level of desperation in ⁣American politics. It’s going to get worse. They have a candidate‍ that’s hopeless. You look at Joe Biden. No, he’s not going to win and they can’t get rid of him. They have ⁣a situation ​where their ⁢opponent is getting stronger and better⁤ and more⁤ disciplined, and⁢ I think that leads ⁣to a very explosive moment in American history.”

Gingrich highlighted Biden’s poor performance among key Democratic voting blocs,⁤ suggesting that Democrats are losing support from various groups who view them as “nuts.” This lack of support from crucial demographics is deeply concerning for the Democratic Party, as it weakens their chances of winning⁣ future elections and maintaining their influence in the political landscape.

These low poll numbers and ​Biden’s⁢ struggles to‌ maintain support within ‍his own party are raising questions about the future of the Democratic Party and its ⁣leadership. While some argue that ‍Biden’s low poll numbers are a temporary setback and can be attributed to ⁤the‌ challenges of his administration,‍ others see this as a larger ⁢issue that could have long-lasting ‌effects ‍on the‍ party’s ability to govern effectively and win ⁤elections.

Moreover, ‌Gingrich’s statement regarding the level of desperation within the ⁢Democratic Party raises important questions about the current state ⁢of American‌ politics. The intense polarization in the ‌country, coupled with the Democratic Party’s perceived ⁣weakness, creates an environment ​ripe for explosive moments and significant ⁢shifts​ in​ the political landscape.

In conclusion, Gingrich’s assessment of Democrats’ desperation​ and Biden’s plummeting poll numbers highlights the challenges facing the Democratic Party ‌in maintaining their political standing. ‍As Biden struggles to maintain support and faces criticism from both within and outside his ⁣party, the future of the Democratic Party remains uncertain. The coming months⁢ and years will undoubtedly be crucial in shaping the direction of American politics and determining whether these current trends will lead ​to significant changes in the political landscape.

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