'We should heed her warnings': Internet backs Alyssa Farah Griffin as she raises concerns over Biden's election prospects

Alyssa Farah Griffin initially thought that Donald Trump's hush money trial would hurt him
Alyssa Farah Griffin suggested that there is a genuine possibility that Joe Biden could lose the election in November (YouTube/The View, Getty Images)
Alyssa Farah Griffin suggested that there is a genuine possibility that Joe Biden could lose the election in November (YouTube/The View, Getty Images)

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: On May 1, Alyssa Farah Griffin, the former White House communications director under Donald Trump, brought up a concerning issue for President Joe Biden.

She suggested that there is a genuine possibility that Biden could lose the election to Trump in November.



 

Griffin's analysis of presidential election dynamics

As a co-host on 'The View,' Griffin expressed some concerns about the upcoming presidential election.

She initially suggested that the hush money trial involving the presumptive GOP presidential nominee former President Donald Trump could "hurt him," pointing out that it has diverted his focus from the campaign trail to the courtroom.

“I’m startin’ to think that it doesn’t in the same way, because he’s [Trump] not out there saying crazy things. He’s not saying, ‘Immigrants are poisoning our blood.’ He actually has to kinda sit there silently with his hands folded,” Griffin said.

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Griffin made her comments less than 24 hours after counter-protesters attacked pro-Palestinian demonstrators at UCLA  (@TheView/Youtube)

“So what people are seeing when they turn on the media — not that crazy Timepiece we read yesterday about all the horrifying things he’s gonna do in a second term — they see violence and they see protests on college campuses,” she added.

Griffin then said, “They see young people calling Joe Biden ‘Genocide Joe’ and it scares people, whether you’re from a law and order perspective, whether you’re on the fence about Biden.”

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Joe Biden is trailing Trump by less than 0.8 percentage points (Getty Images)

Griffin made these remarks within 24 hours of counter-protesters assaulting pro-Palestinian demonstrators at UCLA and Columbia University, where police were deployed to disperse protesters advocating for divestment from Israel on the night of April 30.

She also pointed out the potential for Biden to gain support from swing voters and moderate Republicans, underscoring the realistic possibility of this scenario.

Netizens backs Alyssa Farah Griffin's assessment

Social media users overwhelmingly supported Griffin, praising her honesty.

One viewer said, "Alyssa is right about young people not wanting to vote. They may not vote for Trump but they won’t vote for Biden."

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Another viewer expressed, "I don’t think Alyssa is wrong and we should heed her warnings."

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One more viewer noted, "Alyssa saying facts is not a good mood for Joy and Sunny."

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One comment read, 'We will not be bullied into voting for a candidate."

"Alyssa is the only one who offered a realistic take on this issue. To the rest I say keep your heads buried in the sand in denial because that worked so well for Dems in 2016.." another comment read.

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"Always on the spot. Great show," another comment read.

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"Wow Alyssa was brilliant here, and the lesser brains simply did not listen to her or understand her point," said another person. 

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