What points in Trump's presidency would he have beaten Biden?

[RINO Tom]

I can't remember the timing, but I feel like there was a short burst where he (A) seemed to have actually chilled out and was acting a bit more Presidential, (B) signed the tax bill and (C) was getting at least some public recognition from Democratic leaders on being willing to work with them on infrastructure?  This was six years ago now, so I can't really remember that well.  However, I do remember thinking his first several months were pretty good?

[RINO Tom]

I can't remember the timing, but I feel like there was a short burst where he (A) seemed to have actually chilled out and was acting a bit more Presidential, (B) signed the tax bill and (C) was getting at least some public recognition from Democratic leaders on being willing to work with them on infrastructure?  This was six years ago now, so I can't really remember that well.  However, I do remember thinking his first several months were pretty good?

The tax bill signing was at the lowest point of his presidency, around the time of the Alabama Senate special election. He was at 60% or higher disapprove around those months. I think summer 2018 might be when you’re thinking of.

Yeah, maybe there was just a lot of public narrative about a tax bill?  Like I said, this was a long time ago, haha.

[RINO Tom]

This thread lol
Imo, He could have never actually won against Biden and I don't buy that c0vid made him magically unelectable all of a sudden.

You cannot declare that an incumbent President at no point in four years had ANY shot to defeat a candidate like Joe Biden, haha.

[RINO Tom]

This thread lol
Imo, He could have never actually won against Biden and I don't buy that c0vid made him magically unelectable all of a sudden.

You cannot declare that an incumbent President at no point in four years had ANY shot to defeat a candidate like Joe Biden, haha.

Except Trump was clearly not generic R. He was much weaker than such. And there were events that happened in months leading up to the election that would have pushed stronger Republicans to victory(like the defunding the police, the democratic hypocrisy on lockdown enforcement etc).

But he still won one election.  I do not think Biden is this infinitely superior candidate to Hillary Clinton, which is what would HAVE to be the implication if Trump never stood a chance in 2020 from day one.