Even PPP (D) has Trump winning in the swing states

At this given moment in time Trump leads all (with the exception of Biden) in pretty much every swing state that he would need to win reelection.  The most recent PPP polls (Democrat leaning pollster) shows him leading in Arizona, Virginia, Florida, and Iowa. More to the point, this comes in the middle of an impeachment process, and while the Democrats own the stage, and while the liberal media is fawning over everyone on the left (especially Biden)

As many of you might have heard, Trump will be spending $10 million on advertising for the Super Bowl. Amazing how many liberals I read about now say they will boycott the Super Bowl (look for a bunch "for his next trick" memes) because they are allowing a Trump ad. But cold hard reality for Democrats is while their candidates are spending millions attacking each other and moving to the left, the President is saving up his cash for the General Election. The Super Bowl ad will be the first of many big splashes I am sure he will make.

Trump at this point is outpacing every single Presidential nominee or Presidential incumbent in history. He is even out-raising the ever popular Barack Obama and his fundraising machine from his reelection in 2012 (when he raised about a billion dollars). Apparently Trump is outpacing him at this point by pretty wide margins. He is also doing it will small donors who can come back time and time again to give more. 

So if it comes down to the President coming up against a Candidate like Biden whom he is running pretty much neck and neck in most of the battleground states, then I like his chances to pick up a few points once the General race is on. Biden has never been a very good candidate, and no candidate in history will face the barrage that Trump will throw at him. Every thing from touching women to Hunter Biden to silly gaffes to age and health to a long and problematic voting record in the Senate will be fair game. So far, Biden's only reaction to criticism is to get angry, lose his cool, and challenge old men to push up contests. That won't go well once he gets to the General Election.

Anyone else gets the nomination and they already start with a disadvantage and have to come from behind in many of these states (who all have different voters). Does anyone see any of the rest being to actually make up ground in a diverse manner?

Time will certainly tell, but any liberal out there feeling comfortable because they see some media sponsored all adult popular vote national poll showing Democrats way ahead, would be forewarned to take a closer look at these battleground state polls. Trump could lose the popular vote by five or six points, still win most of the same states as 2016 and be reelected.