In the early days of his term, President Biden used to minimize his mentions of former President Trump. But with the 2022 midterms fast approaching, Biden is talking about Trump more and more:
Former President Donald Trump acknowledges the crowd after speaking during the America First Agenda Summit on July 26 in Washington, D.C.
And if there's one thing almost everyone can agree, it's that"nothing motivates voters, both Democrats and Republicans, like Donald Trump," said former Trump campaign consultant David Urban. Shakir says parts of the Democratic base are feeling lethargic and uninspired, frustrated that Biden and Democrats haven't made more progress. But then along comes Trump with all his teasing about a 2024 run. Shakir calls it a"gift" for Biden and Democrats.
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