Biden’s latest Poll numbers

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Anonymous wrote:Pennsylvania primary votes look terrible for Trump.

What do you mean? Because some are voting for Haley who has dropped out?

Yes, 1 in 5 Republicans in a must win state are voting for someone who dropped out months ago instead of Trump. This is a closed primary with lots of contested Democratic races, so no party switching here.

They might be protest votes. When push comes to shove, they'll fall in line and vote along party lines.

[Anonymous]

No one wants to get the band back together from 2016. It’s not fun. Back in 2016, Trump was the edgy punk rock candidate. Now? He just looks super lame running for the 4th time. No rizz, no showmanship.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pennsylvania primary votes look terrible for Trump.

What do you mean? Because some are voting for Haley who has dropped out?

Yes, 1 in 5 Republicans in a must win state are voting for someone who dropped out months ago instead of Trump. This is a closed primary with lots of contested Democratic races, so no party switching here.

They might be protest votes. When push comes to shove, they'll fall in line and vote along party lines.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pennsylvania primary votes look terrible for Trump.

What do you mean? Because some are voting for Haley who has dropped out?

He didn't get 20% of the vote in an uncontested primary

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Trump won’t win but Biden winning is all our loss. I cannot believe people actually want Biden at the helm. Seriously it’s as gross as voting Trump. Our country is in such a mess that the only people we have to want to lead it are such losers. Biden and Kamala will not help this country be great - all Biden is doing now is anything and everything to get the votes. He’ll win and then he will turn into a vegetable and Kamala will proceed to guarantee GOP wins in 2028. Then we are all screwed again!!!!!

We have the best economy in the world.
Our global standing is way up since 2020
We are investing in our future via education, infrastructure and climate change.
Our working class wages and protections are up.
The stock market is essentially riding highs.

I would say thiings are looking pretty good!

Of course, there are issues, inflation is high and there are issues in the middle east. The GOP solution for inflation will make inflation worse. The GOP solution for the middle east is to eliminate Palestine all together. Unless the GOP has better solutions for both, then what is the alternative?

Our #1 issue is healthcare and nobody wants to address it.

It’s not the number one issue for me or most people I know.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pennsylvania primary votes look terrible for Trump.

What do you mean? Because some are voting for Haley who has dropped out?

Yes, 1 in 5 Republicans in a must win state are voting for someone who dropped out months ago instead of Trump. This is a closed primary with lots of contested Democratic races, so no party switching here.

They might be protest votes. When push comes to shove, they'll fall in line and vote along party lines.

A lot of them will, but a lot of them will simply sit out. Margins are too tight to survive the latter. These primary results continue to look awful for Trump.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Pennsylvania primary votes look terrible for Trump.

What do you mean? Because some are voting for Haley who has dropped out?

Pennsylvania leans slightly left. Roughly 46% of registered voters are Democratic and Biden is getting nearly 100% of the Democratic vote.
Roughly 39% of registered voters are Republican and Trump is only getting about 80% of the Republican vote. (about 31% of registered voters). Those voting for Haley now are likely to sit out the election in November.
Registered Independents are about 15% of the total registered voters. Trump would need to essentially get all of the moderate and independent voters to win Pennsylvania.

His chances of winning Pennsylvania look bleak.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pennsylvania primary votes look terrible for Trump.

What do you mean? Because some are voting for Haley who has dropped out?

Pennsylvania leans slightly left. Roughly 46% of registered voters are Democratic and Biden is getting nearly 100% of the Democratic vote.
Roughly 39% of registered voters are Republican and Trump is only getting about 80% of the Republican vote. (about 31% of registered voters). Those voting for Haley now are likely to sit out the election in November.
Registered Independents are about 15% of the total registered voters. Trump would need to essentially get all of the moderate and independent voters to win Pennsylvania.

His chances of winning Pennsylvania look bleak.

Do you really think Haley voters are going to sit it out? I’ll bet most of them come home in November.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pennsylvania primary votes look terrible for Trump.

What do you mean? Because some are voting for Haley who has dropped out?

Pennsylvania leans slightly left. Roughly 46% of registered voters are Democratic and Biden is getting nearly 100% of the Democratic vote.
Roughly 39% of registered voters are Republican and Trump is only getting about 80% of the Republican vote. (about 31% of registered voters). Those voting for Haley now are likely to sit out the election in November.
Registered Independents are about 15% of the total registered voters. Trump would need to essentially get all of the moderate and independent voters to win Pennsylvania.

His chances of winning Pennsylvania look bleak.

Do you really think Haley voters are going to sit it out? I’ll bet most of them come home in November.

If they’re still bothering to vote Haley at this point…yeah, a lot of them are sitting out. Trump can’t afford to lose any of them to have any chance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pennsylvania primary votes look terrible for Trump.

What do you mean? Because some are voting for Haley who has dropped out?

Pennsylvania leans slightly left. Roughly 46% of registered voters are Democratic and Biden is getting nearly 100% of the Democratic vote.
Roughly 39% of registered voters are Republican and Trump is only getting about 80% of the Republican vote. (about 31% of registered voters). Those voting for Haley now are likely to sit out the election in November.
Registered Independents are about 15% of the total registered voters. Trump would need to essentially get all of the moderate and independent voters to win Pennsylvania.

His chances of winning Pennsylvania look bleak.

Do you really think Haley voters are going to sit it out? I’ll bet most of them come home in November.

No. I'm a former Reagan Republican. The party moved away from me about 20 years ago. I know many, many like me who have been excoriated by the MAGA base and called RINOs (even though we WERE the party back in the 1990s through the early 2000s) who will not vote for Trump under any circumstances. We voted against Trump in 2020 and will do so again. Some will stay home and some will vote for Biden as the lesser of two evils. But the demented face-eating leopards who have consumed the Republican party have lost many once die-hard Republicans.

[Anonymous]

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Quinnipiac earlier this week had Biden and Trump 46-46 even though only 35% said they approve of Biden's performance. Tells you a lot about the competition.

[Anonymous]

Rut Ruh

[Anonymous]

Biden’s only hope is to get enough pro-choice voters to the polls in battleground states. Otherwise, he loses.

[Anonymous]

The Dems win the minute they replace him at the convention with Gretchen Whitmer or another reasonable Dem under 55.

Biden’s ego is responsible for Trump winning in Nov. There is no reason he should run again. Period.