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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Be honest.  Axelrod is not suggesting Biden should drop out because of his stance on Israel.   Axelrod has seen the polls. He’s not stupid.  Biden is underwater on every issue.  Economy, immigration, crime, national security, foreign policy …..you name it.  The public does not approve of Biden. [/quote]

This polling is a year out. We should take it seriously as a CTA to work hard but it tells us virtually nothing about Biden's actual chances.

I'll just leave this here, meanwhile

https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2011/07/28/obama-loses-ground-in-2012-reelection-bid/

[quote]Obama Loses Ground in 2012 Reelection Bid
In GOP, Romney Leads, Attentive Like Perry, Bachmann Most Visible
Overview

The sizeable lead Barack Obama held over a generic Republican opponent in polls conducted earlier this year has vanished as his support among independent voters has fallen off.Currently, 41% of registered voters say they would like to see Barack Obama reelected, while 40% say they would prefer to see a Republican candidate win in 2012. In May, Obama held an 11-point lead.

This shift is driven by a steep drop-off in support for Obama among independents. The latest national survey by the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press, conducted July 20-24 among 1,501 adults and 1,205 registered voters finds that just 31% of independent voters want to see Obama reelected, down from 42% in May and 40% in March. Where Obama held a slim 7-point edge among independent registered voters two months ago, a generic Republican holds an 8-point edge today.

This is consistent with a drop in Obama’s approval among all independents. Currently, a majority (54%) disapprove of Obama’s performance for the first time in his presidency. His approval among independents has slipped to 36% from 42% last month and 49% in late May. (See “Public Wants a Debt Ceiling Compromise, Expects a Deal Before Deadline.”)[/quote]
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