During a rally in New Hampshire on Sunday, ex-President Donald Trump drew a comparison between his prosperous economic strategies and those of President Joe Biden. He assured the audience that if he were to win the upcoming election, there would be an immediate surge in the economy. Additionally, Trump expressed his concern that if Biden were to secure another four-year term, the United States would face a severe economic downturn akin to the “Great Depression.” This information was reported by Breitbart News.
“The next economic boom will begin the instant the world knows that Crooked Joe Biden is gone and Donald J. Trump has won four more years as president of the United States,” Trump told supporters in Durham, N.H.
“Powered by the momentum of our historic victory, by Christmas next year, the economy will be roaring back, energy prices will be plummeting, and the hordes of people charging across our border will have ended—the invasion will have stopped,” he added, according to an advance copy of his speech obtained by the outlet.
“The Biden administration is running on the fumes of the great success of the Trump administration—without us, this thing would have crashed to levels never seen before, and if we are not elected, we’ll have a depression very much like the Depression of 1929,” he said.
In addition, he criticized Biden for overseeing a three-year inflation rate exceeding 20 percent, record-breaking gas prices, and increased interest rates implemented by the Federal Reserve to address the inflationary pressures.
“While the stock market is making the rich richer, Biden’s inflation catastrophe is demolishing your savings and ravaging your dreams,” the 45th president said.
“Not one thing has gotten better under Crooked Joe Biden,” he will add. “Under the Trump administration, you were better off, your family was better off, your neighbors were better off, your communities were better off, and our country was better off.”
He further criticized Biden for his intention to eliminate the Trump tax cuts and expressed his distrust towards his GOP competitors, claiming that they cannot be relied upon when it comes to taxes, trade, or any other matter.
Meanwhile, Biden’s poll numbers continue to decline. Early November polls conducted by the New York Times/Siena College showed that Trump was leading in four out of the six swing states. However, subsequent indicators of Biden’s electoral vulnerability quickly emerged. The president’s lead over Trump in head-to-head matchups is diminishing.
In almost all recent polls conducted this month by 13 different pollsters, except for two, Biden’s standing has decreased compared to their earlier surveys.
Furthermore, Trump is gaining momentum, with polls suggesting that most of the movement is coming from voters who are switching their support from Biden to Trump, even though they may still be undecided.
Currently, Trump has a larger share of the vote than at any other time in the past year, according to the average national poll.
The state-level data is equally impressive. Apart from the New York Times and Siena polls, recent surveys conducted over the past seven days indicate that Trump is leading by 8 points in Arizona and 5 points in Michigan.
Several factors, such as the emergence of independent and third-party candidates who could divert votes from both Biden and Trump, the Middle East conflict, and Biden’s recent decline and political predicament nearly 11 months before Election Day, suggest that Biden is losing ground to both Trump and reliable Democratic constituencies.
Furthermore, the results of a more recent NBC News poll were surprising: Trump secured 46 percent of voters under the age of 35, defeating Biden’s 42 percent. Although this falls within the wide margin of error for such a small subgroup, other polls indicate a close race within a traditionally dependable Democratic constituency.
