Trump is remembered MORE for improving the economy than January 6, his COVID response and the 'drama': Daily Mail poll reveals why Biden constantly warning 'democracy is at stake' is falling flat with

When Bill Clinton and Barack Obama joined Joe Biden on stage in New York last week they agreed that voters had a clear decision to make in November's election. Voters are more likely to say they remember a better economy during Donald Trump's four years in office than the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol or four years of political drama. Partners asked 1005 likely voters for their main memories of the Trump administration A strong economy was the top response, cited by 30 percent of respondents, beating out the Jan. 6 attack, the pandemic response and other examples of chaos under Donald Trump Democratic strategists said there was still seven months until the election and there was plenty of time for the Biden campaign to sharpen its messaging and refocus perceptions. And a Biden campaign insider said a plurality of voters seemed to remember negative things about Trump's time in office, even if a healthy economy came top. In our survey, some 45 percent said life was better then than under the Biden administration now When Biden took the stage with former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton they issued a joint declaration that democracy was at stake in the 2024 election Independents were more divided that the overall population, with almost a quarter saying their number-one memory was the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol 'But it is worth noting that can change,' he said.