DONALD Trump is "stoking a cold civil war in the US and must be voted out," a Republican strategist for George Bush and John McCain claimed.
Steve Schmidt, the founder of the anti- Lincoln Project, urged the American people to vote for on Monday.
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Speaking to , Schmidt said: "He's the president now and everything that's happened over these last four years, he's responsible for," he said.
"It's on his watch and people understand – at least the majority do – that he's wrecked the country. He is profoundly incompetent and indecent.
"He's divided the country. He's the leader of a faction that's at war with the majority of the country. He's stoked a cold civil war. And Joe Biden offers decency, offers competence and that's why he's going to win."
Schmit argued that the tragedy the is dealing with "was caused singularly by Trump's malfeasance [wrongdoing] and incompetence."
He claimed that a "real lack of imagination in the American mind about the capacity of this guy to cause a profound tragedy" resulted in Trump's election four years ago.
Schmidt also maintained that the only reason most the 2016 election lead up focussed on Trump, was because he was losing the election – until his triumphant victory.
"Then made it about in the last week by just enough that by 78,000 votes in three states, Donald Trump pulls out this inside straight," the politics expert said.
He was referring to the then director's investigation into Clinton's emails, which were sent from a private server, a probe which was detailed in his October 28 .
Schmidt is GOP strategist who worked on the campaigns of President George W Bush, Governor and the late Senator .
But Trump has repeatedly slammed Biden for what he considers to be a failure to support law enforcement amid widespread protests, riots, and looting.
The November 3 election will follow a summer of protests, which erupted during the ongoing crisis.
Despite Schmit's misgivings about Trump, a pollster who predicted the outcome of the 2016 election battle thinks .
There is also the , which revealed his supposed and dealings, as well as a video of him allegedly "."
The published the bombshell scoop last Wednesday and 's poll rating has since slipped.
The Biden campaign has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing regarding his son's dealings in – and the former VP dismissed the ."
But speaking to Fox News host Sean Hannity on Tuesday night, Trafalgar Group chief pollster Robert Cahaly said will probably get another four years, despite Biden's poll lead.
The showed leading in , , and on the eve of voting day in 2016 – and he went on to win all three.
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Cahaly said Trump would hold Florida,, and , citing the "hidden Trump voters," who are not represented in the polls.
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in jumped from 34.8 percent on October 14 to 40 percent as of October 19, according to .
Meanwhile, the former vice president's odds have slipped from 66.7 percent to 61.5 percent over the past few days.