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Pollster Tony Fabrizio is probably right that the fundamentals of the race are still the same.
When she talks about "equity," she means "equality of outcome."

She is a provably terrible candidate, possibly the worst candidate Democrats could field in their current situation.

Vance's Appalachian background and Marine experience might well help Trump expand his already-strong working-class appeal.
Democratic lawmakers, White House and administration officials, compliant reporters, and Democratic politicos enabled Biden.
He thought it was a great idea to goad Trump into a debate that would turn into a disaster — for Biden.
With the experience of 2020 in mind, how does he handle this one?
An elaborate campaign of lawfare is paying off at just the right time.

The ideology which the Biden administration has so energetically promoted might no longer be the political benefit the president thinks it is.
The next decision in the case will be made by voters.
The most succinct and direct explanation for the wave of Democratic lawfare we have seen in the runup to the 2024 vote.

How could Democrats focus so feverishly on Trump's 2020 election denial while doing some of the same stuff themselves?
The Democratic dream that a prosecutor will save Biden is still alive, but the president's situation looks more difficult every day.
We're in the middle of the trial, and we don't even know what the charges are.
While there is a lot of time left, there are also lots of reasons for Biden to be worried.
If you're following the trial, you might notice that a lot of the commentary sounds alike.
It appears falling Latino support will be a major problem for Biden's reelection effort.
It's a mess, and it will continue to be a mess.
Shouting down Jamie Raskin was not an exercise in free speech, and it was not an exercise in academic freedom.

So far, the Democratic lawfare campaign against Trump has had some unintended consequences.