The Biden campaign has clearly seen Trump’s polling numbers, because it’s all hands on deck in the sprint to November.

• President Biden is preparing an offensive sweep through all-important Pennsylvania next week, where he will hammer home his plans to raise taxes on the wealthiest Americans and corporations to contrast disgraced former president Donald Trump’s free-for-all giveaway to the wealthy that stemmed from his 2017 tax cuts.

• The Pennsylvania-palooza will kick off on Tuesday with the president delivering a major address in his hometown of Scranton, PA. He’ll then travel to Pittsburgh on Wednesday, and speak at a campaign event in Philadelphia on Thursday. The Biden campaign is making a forceful pitch to working-class voters just a few weeks after Trump told a room full of wealthy donors that extending his 2017 tax cuts would be a priority if he’s elected to a second term. Since those cuts, average Americans continue to struggle financially while billionaires have doubled their wealth.

Vice President Kamala Harris arrived in Tucson on Friday, having been deployed there by the White House after the Arizona State Supreme Court ruled to reinstate a near-total ban on abortion from 1864. Republicans in the state’s legislature have blocked Democratic attempts to repeal the ban. The Biden campaign is (rightly) going all-in to hold disgraced former president Donald Trump responsible for the Arizona ban and its genesis: the 2022 Dobbs decision that ended the federally-protected right to abortion. “Donald Trump is the architect of this health care crisis,” Harris said. “And that’s not a fact he hides. In fact, he brags about it.”

It’s likely to be a bumpy road to the November election.

• Perhaps the most prominent obstacle to President Biden regaining the coalition that delivered the White House to him in 2020 is one his campaign has yet to meaningfully address: that the progressive flank of the Democratic Party has coalesced around opposition to Biden’s handling of the Israel-Hamas war. In response to the October 7 Hamas attacks that killed 1,200 Israelis, Israel has conducted a relentless military campaign in Gaza that has reduced much of the enclave to rubble, with over 33,000 people killed according to the Gaza Health Ministry.