Trump Leads Biden In Six Of Seven Swing States, Crushing By Double-Digits In Approval Rating

On Tuesday, The Wall Street Journal released an explosive new survey showing 45th President Donald J. Trump leading Joe Biden in six of the seven swing states he will need to win to deliver a tremendous message to the radical Democrats: the days of putting America last are over. From this point forward, it is going to be only America First.

The poll covers the period from March 17th through March 24th, showing Trump with a decisive lead in North Carolina—beating the incumbent president by six percentage points, with the two men getting 48 to 42 percent of the vote, respectively. Trump also manages to hold a similarly impressive lead in Arizona, maintaining a five-point lead in that state, grabbing 47 percent of the vote compared to Biden's 42 percent.

The 45th president holds a four-point lead in Nevada and three-point leads in Pennsylvania and Michigan. Donald Trump also holds a one-point lead in Georgia. The only swing state in which the presumptive GOP nominee does not win outright in a hypothetical one-on-one matchup with Joe Biden is Wisconsin, where the two men both managed to grab 46 percent of the vote. The numbers are similar when independent and third-party candidates are in the picture, with the caveat that Biden beats Trump by three percentage points in Wisconsin, while Trump's leads in states like North Carolina and Georgia only grow. 

Moreover, while Biden's approval ratings in the seven swing states are hovering at 38 percent right now, Trump's retrospective approval rating in the seven swing states is 51 percent, as previously reported by Washington Post editor Aaron Blake. All in all, these numbers are excellent news for Team Trump in their quest for this great nation's heart and soul.

Fortunately for America, Trump remains a potent force to win the presidency in 2024, and, as such, he has a great chance to reimplement a truly effective America First agenda. The Real Clear Politics polling average has him besting Joe Biden in nationwide polling in recent months, despite the fact that Republican presidential candidates can generally afford to underperform in the popular vote while still winning the election - as they did in 2000 and 2016. If Republicans sell their agenda and effectively criticize the Biden administration's America Last policies, the sky is the limit for Republicans in 2024 -- and our nation may very well depend on it. That means rallying around an agenda that is widely popular with Americans -- an agenda that stands up for life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness for all.