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Clinton-Era Strategist Warns Democrats Against Midterm Overconfidence, Cites Trump Realignment, Fewer Competitive Races

A former top advisor to former President Bill Clinton cautioned Democrats that despite President Donald Trump's weak approval ratings, political realities could limit the party's chances of regaining significant ground in next year's midterm elections.

Benzinga

Bill Clinton special adviser issues damning analysis on Trump’s first 100 days: ‘He’s fallen into the trap’ and ‘overread his mandate’

It comes as Trump nears the milestone of his first 100 days in office

The Independent UK

A wake-up call for the Democratic Party

The imperative to reduce the chances of a Trump victory remains

Salon

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Trump's map edge: Biden has tougher path to victory, veteran Dem adviser says

Longtime Democratic adviser Doug Sosnik says that while either candidate can win, Biden's path is narrower.

Axios

Tired of the Republican primary, GOP frontrunner Donald Trump shifts focus to Biden

Former President Donald Trump is escalating his attacks on President Biden in another sign his campaign is looking past the Republican primaries — and focusing more on the general election ahead.

WEKU

Biden leans into 'Bidenomics' to boost his economic message ahead of 2024

WASHINGTON — President Biden launched a new push Wednesday to sell his economic agenda and convince skeptical voters that the economy is thriving under his watch, showcasing a message that White House officials see as critical to his 2024 election prospects.

Los Angeles Times

Democrats prepare for loss of Congress as voters break late to GOP

Democrats’ prospects for holding onto Congress are fading a week before the U.S. election as voters focus on economic concerns rather than the rollback of abortion rights, bolstering Republicans who have made inflation a central issue in the race.

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Stuart Rothenberg: Midterms 2022: April seems like ancient history

Less than six months ago — April, to be specific — Democrats were wringing their hands about the party’s prospects in November and Republicans were counting their chickens before their midterm eggs had hatched.

Tribune News Service

Midterms 2022: April seems like ancient history - Roll Call

The 2022 midterm election calculus has produced a remarkable change, swinging from favoring GOP to more neutral in just six months.

Roll Call

Biden seeks to make economy an election asset — if prices ease

President Joe Biden is trying to capitalize on a sudden spate of positive economic news to turn Democrats’ biggest political liability into an unlikely election-year selling point.

Tribune News Service

Biden attacks Trump, saying his wing of the Republican party is a threat to democracy

Biden says a faction of the Republican party tied to former President Donald Trump is "determined to take this country backwards." Republicans say he's being divisive.

WEKU

For Biden, the chaotic withdrawal from Kabul was a turning point in his presidency

President Biden was elected on a promise of competency. The bungled exit from Afghanistan undercut that image. His approval ratings took a big hit, and have never recovered.

WEKU

News analysis: Biden, who ran on competency and experience, is struggling to manage multiple crises

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden's virtual meeting Wednesday with industry executives in the South Court Auditorium, a soundstage in the hulking office building adjacent to the White House, was held to highlight the administration's response to the ongoing infant formula shortage.

Los Angeles Times

Democrats look to abortion opinion fallout to salvage midterms

Biden plans to seize on the expected ruling to sharpen the contrast with congressional Republicans.

Axios

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Biden, a reluctant culture warrior, may see court’s abortion ruling define his presidency

WASHINGTON — After declaring himself a “bridge” to the next generation of Democratic leaders, President Joe Biden took office 15 months ago vowing to focus on getting the pandemic under control, stabilizing the economy and restoring a sense of order and calm following his predecessor’s four frenetic, polarizing years.

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