3 Reasons Trump Will Beat Biden in 2024

With Trump polling ahead in all the major swing states, he's currently the favourite to beat Biden in the 2024 and become the President once again. So in this video, we discuss the 3 reasons why we're seeing this shift in polling ahead of the election.

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00:00 Introduction
00:49 Disclaimer
01:29 Ethnic Minorities Polling
04:11 Biden’s Immigration Issues
06:36 Biden’s Foreign Policy
07:40 Ground News

[necromancer]

I'm seeing so many more "comments gonna be wild" comments than actually wild comments 🤨

[Arclite]

It's almost like "You ain't Black if you don't vote for me!" was a really damned stupid idea, or something...

[dankeman]

This video would have been the perfect opportunity to make millions with a BetterHelp sponsorship and redeem code. 😂

[KarenLavia]

Since Biden took office, there seem to have been more unfavorable results in America. These results include effects on the markets, such as price declines and sharp increases in inflation, as well as bank failures. I wonder if the sudden increase in interest rates will help value investors or if it would be wiser to stay away from the stock and financial markets for the time being.

[whiteknight]

Did Trump actually secure the black vote with his golden sneakers?? 😂

[Owen_loves_Butters]

0:54 "Trump must be paying TLDR more than he's paying legal fees"

Lmao.

[paullangford]

I think it's sad when the chouce for president comes down to two nearly-senile old men. The election will have one winner and 335 million losers.

[samgzeee]

This video is wrong. As an American who lives in a swing state in here to tell you that the one issue that people care most about is the economy.

[r.h.]

Welp, I look forward to a calm, rational and respectful debate in the comments.

[Archduke_Astatos]

My mom compared the election to having to chose who drives you home from a party between a very stoned guy and a very drunk guy.

[Caius]

Good luck to us europeans either way.. we'll need it

Edit: i meant good luck in all ways, not just military. The EEA and europe as a whole is bleeding profusely in talent, entrepreneurship, industry and the highly educated, with many fleeing to the US.

The inflation reduction act in the US is wise, but it has apparently hurt the EU. China has long since been employing industrial policy too. Europe is on the backfoot. Not to mention the crippled fertility rates and aging population.

And now we shall also have to waste money on tanks and mortar shells too.. just great

[Austrolopithe]

On the surging support amongst ethnic minorities thing. I wish people would put shifting 'Hispanic' support into the broader history of migration to the US. Historically, ethnic minority groups (germans, italians, irish...etc) came to the US in particular waves. In the century after the wave, you can observe each group becoming less of a distinct sociological unit in American society, as individuals assimilate into the broader populace, basically becoming just 'white people'.

You can see a similar thing happening with Hispanic people. The big uptick in migration from Latin American countries, especially Mexico, occurred in the 80s and 90s. That means it's about ~35 years old. People with Hispanic heritage going three+ generations ago is increasingly common, and that group often doesn't speak Spanish or practice Catholicism and has mixed origins. It is to be expected that group, or at least segments of it, will gradually become politically more like broader American 'white' culture, just as the Germans, Italians and Irish did before them.

[Aci_yt]

4) Americans apparently dont learn from their mistakes

[leisureman]

One video has a question mark and another dosent, so it speaks volume !

[Dragonten]

Really should have linked that Biden video somewhere. Now I have to mess around trying to find it

[OTEHJ]

I think it speaks to TLDR's consistency that they can put a video up like this and people trust it will be an unbiased and fair assessment of the circumstances

[fficialdregs]

As an African American who is classified as an independent centralist political individual, nothing Biden has done since being vp ever matter to me.

I'm voting for trump to get the Democrats out of office.

[BenSalernoMedia]

I think it'd be good to have a segment on how the use of opt-in polling might be wildly skewing some of these numbers.

[nicholas]

I know a lot more Black Republicans now than just 4 years ago.

[JoeyFangaz]

Gen Z is also breaking a trend of going more conservative then progressive for the first time in forever. (However it’s the men, while woman are going more left)