The big picture of the Presidential race that people may not be seeing:

Trump’s margins decreased in 25 of the 30 states that he won in 2016. He’s underperformed all over the country - even in states that he won.

The gap between Trump and Biden is smaller than the gap between Trump and Clinton was in the following 2016 red states:

Alabama (28% margin in 2016 to 26% margin now)
Arizona (4% to -1%)
Georgia (5% to 0%)
Idaho (32% to 31%)
Indiana (19% to 16%)
Iowa (9% to 8%)

Kansas (21% Trump margin in 2016 to 16% Trump margin now)
Kentucky (30% to 26%)
Louisiana (20% to 19%)
Michigan (0% to -3%)
Missouri (19% to 16%)
Montana (20% to 16%)
Nebraska (25% to 19%)
North Carolina (4% to 1%)
North Dakota (36% to 33%)
Ohio (8.13% to 8%)

Oklahoma (37% 2016 Trump margin to 33% Trump margin now)
Pennsylvania (1% to -1%)
South Carolina (14% to 12%)
South Dakota (30% to 26%)
Tennessee (26% to 23%)
Texas (9% to 6%)
West Virginia (42% to 39%)
Wisconsin (1% to -1%)
Wyoming (46% to 43%)

When you look at the data (instead of listen to dishonest politicians and surrogates who lie to and try to rile up the gullible people who believe them), it’s pretty simple what happened. It’s not deep.

1) Trump barely won in 2016. He lost the popular vote in a big way and won the electoral college in a set of squeakers in PA, WI and MI.

2) In 2020, he underperformed his 2016 margins in almost every state he won in 2016.

3) The states w/the smallest margins flipped.

The end.