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Sitting back and doing absolutely as little as possible was also the Clinton's strategy. It took until the last few days for that strategy to fall apart. A lot of voters actually don't even make up their minds until they are in the voting booth, and while Americans have the brains of goldfish, they can be very easily influenced by something that even a week from now they won't even think about. If there are effective attacks that can be levied at Biden by Trump, and he deploys them at the last minute when voters don't have time to forgive or accept those flaws before they vote, it could have an effect like the FBI investigation did for Hillary. I still think Biden winning is the most likely outcome, but I think it is a bit naive to expect him to just coast in no problem without having to do anything. He needs voters to both see and accept that he is cognitively declining now, rather than have that thrust upon them only at the last minute when it will be the most concerning to them.