As President Joe Biden ramps up an aggressive reelection campaign schedule -- while still facing mediocre early polling and poor approval ratings -- he is targeting swing states, fundraising and attacking former President Donald Trump in mocking jabs that mimic some of his rival's own language.

In the initial phase of a long general election fight to November, Biden has traveled to every battleground state in the month since his State of the Union address with visits to Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.

Trump has held just two campaign rallies in Ohio and Georgia in the same amount of time, in part because his schedule was complicated by his legal issues (he denies all wrongdoing).

He went back out on the trail on Tuesday, in Michigan and Wisconsin, where he railed against Biden's "border bloodbath" among other attacks.