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Donald Trump’s former campaign staff went to the White House to deliver the latest polling data: it shows he’s losing ground.
The president is now behind Joe Biden in Florida and Arizona, and Trump won Arizona by over 3 points in 2016. Even more alarming for the GOP, Biden has also caught up to Trump in Georgia -- which means a state no Democratic presidential contender has won in almost 30 years is now in play.
In response, the president called top operatives from Florida and Arizona to an immediate meeting at the White House -- it looks like Trump and his team have started to panic.
They have good reason to. But 50% of Americans still see Trump as a “strong leader,” and a New York Times report says state polls could be off again this year like they were in 2016. Ultimately, whether or not Trump should be worried comes down to you -- tell us:
