Biden's reelection strategy includes attacking Trump's character, Maddow suggests backup plan for 2024

MSNBC anchor Rachel Maddow believes President Joe Biden's backup plan for the 2024 election is to "run a better campaign" and "fight harder." She dismissed the idea of replacing Biden as the Democratic nominee, citing his strong record as president. Maddow also criticized former President Donald Trump, accusing him of trying to dismantle the American system of government. Polling data shows Biden and Trump tied at 49%, with Biden having a slight advantage among independents. Democratic lawmakers, including Rep. Jared Moskowitz, have dismissed the idea of Biden stepping aside for another candidate. President Biden's reelection strategy includes attacking Trump's character through a $50 million ad campaign called "Character Matters." However, critics point out Biden's own character flaws, including past instances of political opportunism and lack of empathy. Biden's actions, such as smearing a truck driver involved in a tragedy and neglecting one of his granddaughters, raise questions about his moral integrity. Despite Biden's efforts to paint himself as a contrast to Trump, both men exhibit a lack of character and moral integrity, according to critics.