In a potential rematch of last year's presidential race, President Joe Biden leads Trump by just a single percentage point, according to a recent Wall Street Journal poll. Clinton said a second Trump victory could spell the 'end of our Democracy' and revealed she harbors guilt for not beating him five years ago. Trump, by contrast, has said multiple times that he'll have a decision 'soon' and Biden already indicated he'll run again. The same Journal poll referenced above indicates Trump is poised to gain at least some new support in Congress. Multiple surveys of Republican voters have also shown that they overwhelmingly want Trump to be their 2024 candidate.

Former President Donald Trump constantly teases making another White House run in 2024. And President Biden has said both publicly and privately that he plans to seek a second term in the White House. A national poll released last week by the Wall Street Journal gives a glimpse, suggesting Biden with 46% support and Trump at 45%. But Biden’s doldrums don’t appear to be giving Trump much of a boost in the possible 2024 matchup. While he acknowledged that "there’s no question that Trump is still a polarizing figure," Fabrizio added that "Biden has become equally polarizing."