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The liberal mainstream media is always shocked to learn that millions of Americans support Donald Trump.
It’s simply unthinkable for popular pundits to fathom that Trump holds a strong lead in a hypothetical match-up against Joe Biden.
If the election were held today, polls show that Trump would win with 52% of the vote. Biden is receiving just 42 percent. (Trending: Unearthed Clip Shows Joe and Hunter Discussing Business)
Meet ABC News anchor Martha Raddatz:
“Tough one to spin” — ABC’s Martha Raddatz and panel react to new poll giving Trump big lead over Biden pic.twitter.com/PTDa7To25T
— TV News Now (@TVNewsNow) September 24, 2023
During “This Week” on ABC, Raddatz reported that her own network (ABC) along with Washington News conducted a poll that found Trump ahead of Biden by a whopping 10 points.
Raddatz said, “Whatever caveats, whether that is an outlier, that’s a tough one to spin.”
Democrats and left-wing operatives in the media are constantly attempting to “spin” a narrative with the news.
Former DNC chair Donna Brazile said, “It’s a tough one to spin, Martha. But I don’t believe Democrats should be sitting in a panic room.” (Trending: Biden Family Is Officially In Panic Mode)
She added, “I think they should be out there in the streets like they have been all year long after all Democrats have won in places like New Hampshire, a district that Donald Trump carried. This Democrat won by six points, and Democrats won down in Jacksonville, Florida.”
“Democrats have won in Wisconsin. Democrats also with the ballot in Ohio, so don’t go into the panic room just yet. Get out there make your case to the American people. The American people are angry,” she continued.
“In fact, there’s an angry emoji all over the country. They’re angry because of electric bills. Their gas bill has come due. The electric bill has come due, their rent’s due, and it don’t they don’t feel it in their pockets. Get back to the kitchen table and start talking to the American people.”
Raddatz said, “The message may be out there, but they’re not feeling it.”
Brazile said, “There’s more than enough time to turn all of this bad weather around and go out there and make your case to the American people.”