The president needs to walk out onto that debate stage, look him in the eye and say, you are a disgrace, a

convicted felon, you lost an election, you are a laughingstock in the eyes of the world's leaders.

He needs to emasculate him, humiliate him, denigrate him, laugh at him, belittle him. He needs to be

ready for a fight. It is June the 20th, 138 days remain

until the American presidential election. One week from now, one of the most momentous debates,

no hyperbole intended, in American history will take place on CNN between Donald Trump

and President Biden. Everything is on the line.

There is a story in Axios. It documents the deep and growing worry inside the Democratic Party

about the state of the Biden campaign. The only person who has the guts to be quoted by name is Howard

Wolfson, the former Hillary Clinton and Michael Bloomberg Conceolary, who says if the election

were tomorrow, Joe Biden would lose. And though there is a lot of time to turn things around,

he sees no signs of any turning. There are many, many quotes in the

story by worried Democrats. As always, they are nameless, they are faceless, and they are

anonymous. The reason for that, according to Alex Thompson, the excellent Axios political

reporter, is because of the shoot the messenger mentality that surrounds

the Biden inner circle. They don't like hearing bad news. Bringing bad news to the Biden team,

according to Alex Thompson of Axios, is disloyal. Who wants to be labeled disloyal for telling the truth? Not many people, as it turns out.

So, the small and cloister Biden team moves forward, without doubt, without concern, that they'll

just win because. Now, the main point of the Axios piece is doubt about the strategy of chief strategist Mike Donnellan,

Biden's most important political counselor.

Ron Clayne, the longtime Biden chief of staff, summed up the devotion to the strategy this way.

In Mike, we trust.

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