The party believes Trump’s legal troubles will ultimately damage him if he becomes the Republican nominee next year
The current president said not a word about Trump all day — ignoring repeated questions from reporters — but Biden’s underlying message was hard to miss: The likely Democratic candidate for president in 2024 was doing his day job, while the leading contender for the Republican presidential nomination was getting fingerprinted. The split screen has been implied, without explicit acknowledgment, in nearly everything that Biden does these days.
“The political arithmetic here is that Donald Trump cannot get elected without getting people who didn’t vote for him in 2020 to vote for him in 2024,” said Geoff Garin, a Democratic pollster with extensive experience supporting recent presidential bids. “The fact that he is being indicted on one crime and is facing multiple other criminal investigations will make it much harder for him to find new voters.
In planning for the reelection launch, Biden aides say they are balancing competing priorities, according to people familiar with the discussions, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss private conversations. The earlier the launch, the sooner they can start raising money. But the later the launch, the more time they can keep Biden exclusively in the role of president of the United States.
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