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Cobretti said:


sheeple will keep voting for her.. morons
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If he runs 3rd party, Dems r toast

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STxBear81 said:

would trump go Independent without Republican nomination?
In a heartbeat...

He will threaten it first to get what he want.
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4th and Inches said:

Cobretti said:


sheeple will keep voting for her.. morons
From what I see in movies and TV, the undead are very popular these days.
That which does not kill me, will try again and get nastier
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whiterock said:


Does he break it down by State. These are polls I am interested in. National means squat. This is where the election will be won and lost. Thanks, keep the targeted stuff coming!
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whiterock said:


Interesting numbers.

I am eager to see how the actual Primaries play out.
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whiterock said:


that is interesting..

That poll Looks alot like the vote numbers when people went to bed on election night
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FLBear5630 said:

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Interesting numbers.

I am eager to see how the actual Primaries play out.
so far, the dynamics I've mentioned are playing out. Trump is unpopular, but holding ground or better, while Biden is also unpopular and sliding. The reasons are easy to understand - Biden is the incumbent amongst broad discontent over the economy, the border, political corruption, etc..... That dynamic will definitely continue, and should (all things equal) open up a sustained, modest lead for Trump. Stuff is going sideways for Democrats and could easily get out of hand for them.

Within that, there are all kinds of unpredictables: the Trump prosecutions, the looming Biden impeachment (or more correctly, the revelations flowing from it), Biden's health, high likelihood of consequential third party candidates, etc..... Again, most of those will negatively affect Biden/Democrats, while the one issue posing risk to Trump (prosecutions) has ironically helped him as much as hurt him....so far. Will that continue to be so? one would think not, but then, one would think the prosecutions would have already sunk him, so it's hard to assess the impact of a conviction. Counting on one or more to drive a stake thru the heart of his political career is wishful thinking, at this point.....

I can't see a scenario I'd be willing to bet on where Trump is NOT the nominee.

Biden is actually at greater risk of not making the Dem ticket, because of his polling. They can put up with everything else about him, as long as he appears to be able to beat Trump. The problem for them is, as bad as the scenarios with him on the ticket are starting to look, the alternative scenarios are all worse unless MichelleO decides to run. I'm surprised there isn't more buzz surrounding her now, which tends to support the narrative that she is firm about not wanting to run. But the worse Biden gets, the more powerful will be the urge to get her in the race. Likeability and buzz about "first woman POTUS" are about all Dems have to run on. Abortion is a micro issue and will not be able to salvage the 2024 general election like it did the 2022 mid-terms

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whiterock said:

FLBear5630 said:

whiterock said:


Interesting numbers.

I am eager to see how the actual Primaries play out.
so far, the dynamics I've mentioned are playing out. Trump is unpopular, but holding ground or better, while Biden is also unpopular and sliding. The reasons are easy to understand - Biden is the incumbent amongst broad discontent over the economy, the border, political corruption, etc..... That dynamic will definitely continue, and should (all things equal) open up a sustained, modest lead for Trump. Stuff is going sideways for Democrats and could easily get out of hand for them.

Within that, there are all kinds of unpredictables: the Trump prosecutions, the looming Biden impeachment (or more correctly, the revelations flowing from it), Biden's health, high likelihood of consequential third party candidates, etc..... Again, most of those will negatively affect Biden/Democrats, while the one issue posing risk to Trump (prosecutions) has ironically helped him as much as hurt him....so far. Will that continue to be so? one would think not, but then, one would think the prosecutions would have already sunk him, so it's hard to assess the impact of a conviction. Counting on one or more to drive a stake thru the heart of his political career is wishful thinking, at this point.....

I can't see a scenario I'd be willing to bet on where Trump is NOT the nominee.

Biden is actually at greater risk of not making the Dem ticket, because of his polling. They can put up with everything else about him, as long as he appears to be able to beat Trump. The problem for them is, as bad as the scenarios with him on the ticket are starting to look, the alternative scenarios are all worse unless MichelleO decides to run. I'm surprised there isn't more buzz surrounding her now, which tends to support the narrative that she is firm about not wanting to run. But the worse Biden gets, the more powerful will be the urge to get her in the race. Likeability and buzz about "first woman POTUS" are about all Dems have to run on. Abortion is a micro issue and will not be able to salvage the 2024 general election like it did the 2022 mid-terms


I mean actual votes versus polls. I work alot with "big data", so call me a skeptic. I am comfortable with what I see, it is what I am not seeing that bothers me with data and polls. Are we be herded in a certain direction by "psuedo-AI" and machine learning. What you don't show is just as important as what you show. These polls show a Trump already having the nomination wrapped up. Let's see if the votes actually follow.
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whiterock said:

FLBear5630 said:

whiterock said:


Interesting numbers.

I am eager to see how the actual Primaries play out.
so far, the dynamics I've mentioned are playing out. Trump is unpopular, but holding ground or better, while Biden is also unpopular and sliding. The reasons are easy to understand - Biden is the incumbent amongst broad discontent over the economy, the border, political corruption, etc..... That dynamic will definitely continue, and should (all things equal) open up a sustained, modest lead for Trump. Stuff is going sideways for Democrats and could easily get out of hand for them.

Within that, there are all kinds of unpredictables: the Trump prosecutions, the looming Biden impeachment (or more correctly, the revelations flowing from it), Biden's health, high likelihood of consequential third party candidates, etc..... Again, most of those will negatively affect Biden/Democrats, while the one issue posing risk to Trump (prosecutions) has ironically helped him as much as hurt him....so far. Will that continue to be so? one would think not, but then, one would think the prosecutions would have already sunk him, so it's hard to assess the impact of a conviction. Counting on one or more to drive a stake thru the heart of his political career is wishful thinking, at this point.....

I can't see a scenario I'd be willing to bet on where Trump is NOT the nominee.

Biden is actually at greater risk of not making the Dem ticket, because of his polling. They can put up with everything else about him, as long as he appears to be able to beat Trump. The problem for them is, as bad as the scenarios with him on the ticket are starting to look, the alternative scenarios are all worse unless MichelleO decides to run. I'm surprised there isn't more buzz surrounding her now, which tends to support the narrative that she is firm about not wanting to run. But the worse Biden gets, the more powerful will be the urge to get her in the race. Likeability and buzz about "first woman POTUS" are about all Dems have to run on. Abortion is a micro issue and will not be able to salvage the 2024 general election like it did the 2022 mid-terms


Well, this is certainly the conservative, wishful thinking take. Let's see if it holds true.

One question: Do any polls show what a potential matchup between Trump and someone other than Biden would look like? Say Newsom v Trump?

I think there is a very real possibility the Dems end up with another nominee, which I think could help their numbers immensely, depending on the candidate of course.
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boognish_bear said:

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Don't you just hate "Natzis"?
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Mothra said:

whiterock said:

FLBear5630 said:

whiterock said:


Interesting numbers.

I am eager to see how the actual Primaries play out.
so far, the dynamics I've mentioned are playing out. Trump is unpopular, but holding ground or better, while Biden is also unpopular and sliding. The reasons are easy to understand - Biden is the incumbent amongst broad discontent over the economy, the border, political corruption, etc..... That dynamic will definitely continue, and should (all things equal) open up a sustained, modest lead for Trump. Stuff is going sideways for Democrats and could easily get out of hand for them.

Within that, there are all kinds of unpredictables: the Trump prosecutions, the looming Biden impeachment (or more correctly, the revelations flowing from it), Biden's health, high likelihood of consequential third party candidates, etc..... Again, most of those will negatively affect Biden/Democrats, while the one issue posing risk to Trump (prosecutions) has ironically helped him as much as hurt him....so far. Will that continue to be so? one would think not, but then, one would think the prosecutions would have already sunk him, so it's hard to assess the impact of a conviction. Counting on one or more to drive a stake thru the heart of his political career is wishful thinking, at this point.....

I can't see a scenario I'd be willing to bet on where Trump is NOT the nominee.

Biden is actually at greater risk of not making the Dem ticket, because of his polling. They can put up with everything else about him, as long as he appears to be able to beat Trump. The problem for them is, as bad as the scenarios with him on the ticket are starting to look, the alternative scenarios are all worse unless MichelleO decides to run. I'm surprised there isn't more buzz surrounding her now, which tends to support the narrative that she is firm about not wanting to run. But the worse Biden gets, the more powerful will be the urge to get her in the race. Likeability and buzz about "first woman POTUS" are about all Dems have to run on. Abortion is a micro issue and will not be able to salvage the 2024 general election like it did the 2022 mid-terms


Well, this is certainly the conservative, wishful thinking take. Let's see if it holds true.

One question: Do any polls show what a potential matchup between Trump and someone other than Biden would look like? Say Newsom v Trump?

I think there is a very real possibility the Dems end up with another nominee, which I think could help their numbers immensely, depending on the candidate of course.
Under Newsom's "leadership" , California faces the following:

* $32 billion budget shortfall
* 30 percent of all homeless in the U.S. live in California
* Unfettered flow of illegal aliens
* State with the second highest taxes in the country
* Ranks the highest by far in the country of people fleeing to another state

Do Democrats really want to turn the country into California? I am not convinced. Other than him being a Progressive Liberal that thrives on spending the taxpayers' money, what does Newsom bring to the table?
"Never underestimate Joe's ability to **** things up!"

-- Barack Obama
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Osodecentx said:

boognish_bear said:

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Don't you just hate "Natzis"?
I love the Trump portrait that looks like Robert Redford from the Candidate...
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boognish_bear said:

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Well that message will undoubtedly win them over…
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RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:

Mothra said:

whiterock said:

FLBear5630 said:

whiterock said:


Interesting numbers.

I am eager to see how the actual Primaries play out.
so far, the dynamics I've mentioned are playing out. Trump is unpopular, but holding ground or better, while Biden is also unpopular and sliding. The reasons are easy to understand - Biden is the incumbent amongst broad discontent over the economy, the border, political corruption, etc..... That dynamic will definitely continue, and should (all things equal) open up a sustained, modest lead for Trump. Stuff is going sideways for Democrats and could easily get out of hand for them.

Within that, there are all kinds of unpredictables: the Trump prosecutions, the looming Biden impeachment (or more correctly, the revelations flowing from it), Biden's health, high likelihood of consequential third party candidates, etc..... Again, most of those will negatively affect Biden/Democrats, while the one issue posing risk to Trump (prosecutions) has ironically helped him as much as hurt him....so far. Will that continue to be so? one would think not, but then, one would think the prosecutions would have already sunk him, so it's hard to assess the impact of a conviction. Counting on one or more to drive a stake thru the heart of his political career is wishful thinking, at this point.....

I can't see a scenario I'd be willing to bet on where Trump is NOT the nominee.

Biden is actually at greater risk of not making the Dem ticket, because of his polling. They can put up with everything else about him, as long as he appears to be able to beat Trump. The problem for them is, as bad as the scenarios with him on the ticket are starting to look, the alternative scenarios are all worse unless MichelleO decides to run. I'm surprised there isn't more buzz surrounding her now, which tends to support the narrative that she is firm about not wanting to run. But the worse Biden gets, the more powerful will be the urge to get her in the race. Likeability and buzz about "first woman POTUS" are about all Dems have to run on. Abortion is a micro issue and will not be able to salvage the 2024 general election like it did the 2022 mid-terms


Well, this is certainly the conservative, wishful thinking take. Let's see if it holds true.

One question: Do any polls show what a potential matchup between Trump and someone other than Biden would look like? Say Newsom v Trump?

I think there is a very real possibility the Dems end up with another nominee, which I think could help their numbers immensely, depending on the candidate of course.
Under Newsom's "leadership" , California faces the following:

* $32 billion budget shortfall
* 30 percent of all homeless in the U.S. live in California
* Unfettered flow of illegal aliens
* State with the second highest taxes in the country
* Ranks the highest by far in the country of people fleeing to another state

Do Democrats really want to turn the country into California? I am not convinced. Other than him being a Progressive Liberal that thrives on spending the taxpayers' money, what does Newsom bring to the table?



Newsom is absolutely terrible but he will win the suburban mom vote.
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