Still six months from the election, the polls show a presidential race too close to call. Despite the constant, shrill screaming of Democrats, and despite their presumption that anyone they nominated could defeat Trump.
Now, in spite of all the investigations and the impeachment, and in spite of Trump's susceptibility to the occasional, embarrassing faux pas (somehow, in spite of everything), it is looking like Creepy Joe might actually still manage to somehow blow the tin, ushering Trump into a second term of office. Indeed, Biden is in worse trouble than was Crone, six months prior to her own, ignominious Trumping in 2016.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/elections-2020/bidens-edge-evaporates-as-trump-seen-as-better-suited-for-economy-coronavirus-response-poll-shows/ar-BB13EiZ6
Clearly, at this point, Biden cannot count on any blunder(s) by Trump being sufficient to ring the bell. Biden is going to have to actually do something to improve his margin in the polls, if he is capable. At this juncture, it seems to me that it is absolutely imperative for Biden that he must somehow: 1) overcome the issues of his own alleged rapeyness; and, 2) hit an absolute home run with his choice of a running mate.
Six months, no second chances. Can he do it? He is not inspiring much confidence at this moment.
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