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President Joe Biden heads into Thursday night's State of the Union address on the heels of great news: Republican primary voters have made it clear they want an election denier eyebrow-deep in legal peril as their candidate.

Soon, all eyes will be on Donald Trump, which can only help Joe Biden

In the GOP primary, Trump has been an unstoppable force. The Republican Party and a large swath of its voters are now a wholly owned subsidiary of the Trump Organization, a collection of loyalists, fanboys/fangirls and spineless tail-smoochers bending the knee to a man who brought them ugly red hats, one presidential victory ... and nothing else.

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To those outside the cult of personality, and particularly to those handling Biden’s reelection campaign, Trump is a proven loser, a profoundly flawed opponent mired in legal trouble, incapable of self-control and surrounded by incompetent minions.

Could he win the 2024 presidential election? Absolutely. There are so many variables between now and November – including Biden’s own flaws and the left’s ability to acknowledge the danger Trump presents and vote accordingly – that any outcome is possible.

But if you’re Biden or a Democratic strategist, is there a foe you’d rather face in the election? Absolutely not.

Brace yourselves: 2024 campaign narrative about to shift
The presidential election narrative has focused on three things: Trump’s competitors in the GOP primary; voter attitudes relating to the economy; and a number of national polls showing Trump leading Biden.

But a shift is coming, and it’s significant.

While Trump's die-hard fans have always believed he would be the Republican nominee, plenty of normal, good-hearted Americans will be surprised to learn he’s actually the GOP pick.

State of the Union gives Biden audience to talk about Trump

"This is going to be a ‘What’s behind door No. 2?’ election, and door No. 2 is a second Trump term, and that’s terrifying. Voters need to remember how chaotic the first Trump presidency was.”


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In State of the Union, Biden to sharpen contrast with Trump
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