President Biden's presence on the ballot may hinder Democratic chances against Trump due to low voter approval, confusion in public appearances, and unconvincing arguments for his candidacy.
Historically, stronger political parties enforced alignment by removing candidates, like Republicans did with Nixon and Democrats with Wallace, an action perceived as unlikely today.
Biden trails in battleground states where Democratic Senate candidates are leading, demonstrating a divergence in voter support between him and his party members.
Political parties' decline in power complicates the ability to address situations like Biden's, as Democratic officials appear hesitant to challenge his candidacy.
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