Joe Biden’s ‘electability’ strategy an unsafe bet, analysts say

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Joe Biden’s main argument to the Democratic primary electorate is his “electability” against President Trump in fall 2020. But that strategy carries risks, including sending a message to voters the former vice president is taking them for granted.

The electability approach oozes through from Biden, 76, his surrogates, and the campaign’s media strategy.

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