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Anonymous wrote:Biden is doing very well in pa - disregard the polls

Ga, az, nv are the major concerns

Our current model shows 275-263 Biden

Not worried about Michigan?

Not PP but no, I’ve seen what’s happened in Michigan since 2016 and I’m not worried about Michigan.

They will not even meet with Biden’s representatives. He seems to have abandoned the state. Elected democrats refuse to meet with the campaign outreach person.

Let them vote for Trump then, who will surely champion the Palestinian cause.

Maybe that would make future candidates realize they exist.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Biden is doing very well in pa - disregard the polls

Ga, az, nv are the major concerns

Our current model shows 275-263 Biden

Not worried about Michigan?

Not PP but no, I’ve seen what’s happened in Michigan since 2016 and I’m not worried about Michigan.

They will not even meet with Biden’s representatives. He seems to have abandoned the state. Elected democrats refuse to meet with the campaign outreach person.

Let them vote for Trump then, who will surely champion the Palestinian cause.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Biden is doing very well in pa - disregard the polls

Ga, az, nv are the major concerns

Our current model shows 275-263 Biden

Not worried about Michigan?

Not PP but no, I’ve seen what’s happened in Michigan since 2016 and I’m not worried about Michigan.

They will not even meet with Biden’s representatives. He seems to have abandoned the state. Elected democrats refuse to meet with the campaign outreach person.

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Anonymous wrote:Who are these masochists who want 4 more years of Biden?

Let’s see.

The president mostly out of the limelight so you don’t have to worry about random tweets making policy all the time? Yeah I want that.

An economy that’s humming along just great? Yeah I want that.

Legislative wins that are accomplished for the most part in a bipartisan fashion? Like CHIPs? Yeah I want that.

Negotiating with the other side no matter who they send him to negotiate with? Like the major cliff hangers and worries just don’t seem to materialize because someone who knows politics and what it takes is diffusing them in real time. Yeah I want that.

But even if none of that was happening, I would walk over broken glass to vote against the guy who put the nut jobs on the Supreme Court who took my daughter’s rights to her own body away.

You might add a competent cabinet and White House staff that isn’t a revolving door of sycophants and grifters (who by the way haven’t had to resign). Someone who can actually handle a crisis (remember COVID and denying it and then blaming it on the blue states). Someone who isn’t facing 91 indictments and myriad of fraud and defamation charges. Someone who doesn’t place his son in law and kids in the highest positions of power or have myriad of foreign conflicts of interest. Someone who will actually peacefully transition power. Someone who believes in democracy and the rule of law. Oh, and he’s likely to decriminalize and/ reclassify marijuana. He’d also pass legislation that helps middle America as opposed to grifting tax cuts for himself and the wealthy. Is he perfect? No. Are there legitimate criticisms of his policies? Yeah. But I can get behind this administration, especially in times of crisis. Biden is a moral person who I believe has a trying to do the right thing even when faced with terrible choices.

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Anonymous wrote:Latest Quinnipiac poll has Biden leading Trump by 6 points.

Analysis:

*That’s a shift in the incumbent’s favor from December, when Quinnipiac found the same Biden-Trump hypothetical “too close to call,” with Biden at 47 percent support and Trump at 46 percent.

*Biden also scored majority support among independents in the latest findings, with 52 percent support to Trump’s 40 percent.

*The poll additionally found a growing gender gap when it comes to support for the current and former presidents as they each run for a second White House term.

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4440504-2024-election-biden-leads-trump-growing-gender-gap-quinnipiac-poll/

I don’t know why Republicans are so confident Trump will win in a cakewalk.

Because they only listen to their echo chamber.

+1

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Biden is doing very well in pa - disregard the polls

Ga, az, nv are the major concerns

Our current model shows 275-263 Biden

Not worried about Michigan?

I'm pretty sure the Trumpers and Bideners are just hoping their elderly candidates are still alive come November.

Anonymous wrote:Who are these masochists who want 4 more years of Biden?

Let’s see.

The president mostly out of the limelight so you don’t have to worry about random tweets making policy all the time? Yeah I want that.

An economy that’s humming along just great? Yeah I want that.

Legislative wins that are accomplished for the most part in a bipartisan fashion? Like CHIPs? Yeah I want that.

Negotiating with the other side no matter who they send him to negotiate with? Like the major cliff hangers and worries just don’t seem to materialize because someone who knows politics and what it takes is diffusing them in real time. Yeah I want that.

But even if none of that was happening, I would walk over broken glass to vote against the guy who put the nut jobs on the Supreme Court who took my daughter’s rights to her own body away.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Latest Quinnipiac poll has Biden leading Trump by 6 points.

Analysis:

*That’s a shift in the incumbent’s favor from December, when Quinnipiac found the same Biden-Trump hypothetical “too close to call,” with Biden at 47 percent support and Trump at 46 percent.

*Biden also scored majority support among independents in the latest findings, with 52 percent support to Trump’s 40 percent.

*The poll additionally found a growing gender gap when it comes to support for the current and former presidents as they each run for a second White House term.

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4440504-2024-election-biden-leads-trump-growing-gender-gap-quinnipiac-poll/

I don’t know why Republicans are so confident Trump will win in a cakewalk.

Because they only listen to their echo chamber.

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Anonymous wrote:Who are these masochists who want 4 more years of Biden?

Nothing so dramatic. Just suburban soccer moms, urban moms, rural moms...pretty much all moms for starters.

Certainly this mom of a daughter. I would literally vote for a turnip before Trump.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Latest Quinnipiac poll has Biden leading Trump by 6 points.

Analysis:

*That’s a shift in the incumbent’s favor from December, when Quinnipiac found the same Biden-Trump hypothetical “too close to call,” with Biden at 47 percent support and Trump at 46 percent.

*Biden also scored majority support among independents in the latest findings, with 52 percent support to Trump’s 40 percent.

*The poll additionally found a growing gender gap when it comes to support for the current and former presidents as they each run for a second White House term.

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4440504-2024-election-biden-leads-trump-growing-gender-gap-quinnipiac-poll/

I don’t know why Republicans are so confident Trump will win in a cakewalk.

Their media keeps telling them it’s so, and the corporate conservative media tells them it’s a very close horse race.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Biden is doing very well in pa - disregard the polls

Ga, az, nv are the major concerns

Our current model shows 275-263 Biden

Not worried about Michigan?

Not PP but no, I’ve seen what’s happened in Michigan since 2016 and I’m not worried about Michigan.

Anonymous wrote:Who are these masochists who want 4 more years of Biden?

Nothing so dramatic. Just suburban soccer moms, urban moms, rural moms...pretty much all moms for starters.

Who are these masochists who want 4 more years of Biden?

Because they are in a cult and only associate with other cultists.

Anonymous wrote:Latest Quinnipiac poll has Biden leading Trump by 6 points.

Analysis:

*That’s a shift in the incumbent’s favor from December, when Quinnipiac found the same Biden-Trump hypothetical “too close to call,” with Biden at 47 percent support and Trump at 46 percent.

*Biden also scored majority support among independents in the latest findings, with 52 percent support to Trump’s 40 percent.

*The poll additionally found a growing gender gap when it comes to support for the current and former presidents as they each run for a second White House term.

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4440504-2024-election-biden-leads-trump-growing-gender-gap-quinnipiac-poll/

I don’t know why Republicans are so confident Trump will win in a cakewalk.