This is Michael Popok, legal AF, this month, October, 13 months from an election. People vote with their

pocketbook. People vote with their checkbooks. They have no place else to vote. The election of Joe

Biden is 13 months away. So how do people vote? They don't vote by talking up pollsters. They don't

vote by approval ratings. They vote by melon and checks. And by that measure, Joe Biden is wiping

up the floor with his Republican counterparts starting with Donald Trump. Let me repeat,

it's a binary process right now. If you support somebody, you can't vote for them and memorialize

your vote with electoral victory. You can write a check or credit card or make a donation.

And that by that measure, Joe Biden is doing just fine. He's got momentum and there's enthusiasm

about his campaign, despite what mainstream media and the pollsters have to say. Yeah, I've heard

all about the sort of stubborn approval rating, which is stuck at about 40% for Joe Biden and 35%

of the American people don't understand the economy and how it works and think that the economy is

not doing well because they only look at gas prices. And they don't look at every other measure

of a healthy economy. But having put that aside for a minute, when it comes time, the raising money

from grassroots donors, not from big fat cats who are making donations. But for people who are

making donations at $200 or more, the winner is still champion is Joe Biden. Fortunes have been

won and lost by betting against Joe Biden. Just like they voted, they bet against Barack Obama.

How is this community organizer from Chicago with only been in the Senate for a short amount

of time? How is he ever going to be president? And then it was how is he ever going to be reelected?

And then it was Joe Biden, sure Joe Biden's been a public servant since he was 29 and elected

to the Senate as the youngest senator. And yes, he's the oldest president, but he'll never win.

His time has passed. His time has passed. He should have ran against Hillary and he didn't.

Then he won. And now everybody's saying, yeah, he won them. But can he win again? You know how

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