WASHINGTON — Donald Trump’s erratic handling of the coronavirus
outbreak, the worsening economy and a cascade of ominous public and
private polling have Republicans increasingly nervous that they are at
risk of losing the presidency and the Senate if Mr. Trump does not put
the nation on a radically improved course.

Many Republicans believe President Trump’s daily news briefings are
inflicting grave damage on his political standing.

The scale of the G.O.P.’s challenge has crystallized in the last week.
With 26 million Americans now having filed for unemployment benefits,
Mr. Trump’s standing in states that he carried in 2016 looks
increasingly wobbly: New surveys show him trailing significantly in
battleground states like Michigan and Pennsylvania, and he is even
narrowly behind in must-win Florida.

Democrats raised substantially more money than Republicans did in the
first quarter in the most pivotal congressional races, according to
recent campaign finance reports. And while Mr. Trump is well ahead in
money compared with the presumptive Democratic nominee, Joseph R. Biden
Jr., Democratic donors are only beginning to focus on the general
election, and several super PACs plan to spend heavily on behalf of him
and the party.

Perhaps most significantly, Mr. Trump’s single best advantage as an
incumbent — his access to the bully pulpit — has effectively become a
platform for self-sabotage.

(Swiped from MSN)

Perhaps the end is in sight for our long national nightmare of Trump.

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