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Anonymous wrote:The new Wall Street Journal poll of seven swing states has plenty of bad news for President Biden, who is trailing in six of the seven most important battlegrounds of the 2024 election. More broadly, it also has one piece of potentially devastating news for the party Biden leads: The pillars that hold up the Democratic coalition are showing fractures.

The Wall Street Journal also had very bad news for the GOP. It turns out they actually plan to run Trump in the election while simultaneously overcoming the abortion anchor.

+1 A legitimate GOP candidate could overcome their abortion debacle and easily pull enough swing voters to win in 2024 considering the incumbent opposition. Trump is not likely to get enough of the swing voters in swing states that he needs and that's okay by me.

He’s not going to even pull enough moderates to make it happen. He’s in a lot of trouble and doesn’t even appear to be trying.

You must live in La-La land. More AA and Latino Americans are fleeing the Democrat party than ever before. Everyone can see how Democrats hate America and will do anything and everything to take us down. Even the rest of the world requires an ID to vote.

Some type of ID is required to vote. Don't be ridiculous.

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Anonymous wrote:The new Wall Street Journal poll of seven swing states has plenty of bad news for President Biden, who is trailing in six of the seven most important battlegrounds of the 2024 election. More broadly, it also has one piece of potentially devastating news for the party Biden leads: The pillars that hold up the Democratic coalition are showing fractures.

The Wall Street Journal also had very bad news for the GOP. It turns out they actually plan to run Trump in the election while simultaneously overcoming the abortion anchor.

+1 A legitimate GOP candidate could overcome their abortion debacle and easily pull enough swing voters to win in 2024 considering the incumbent opposition. Trump is not likely to get enough of the swing voters in swing states that he needs and that's okay by me.

He’s not going to even pull enough moderates to make it happen. He’s in a lot of trouble and doesn’t even appear to be trying.

You must live in La-La land. More AA and Latino Americans are fleeing the Democrat party than ever before. Everyone can see how Democrats hate America and will do anything and everything to take us down. Even the rest of the world requires an ID to vote.

Just because you keep repeating this nonsense doesn’t mean it’s true. 😂

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Anonymous wrote:The new Wall Street Journal poll of seven swing states has plenty of bad news for President Biden, who is trailing in six of the seven most important battlegrounds of the 2024 election. More broadly, it also has one piece of potentially devastating news for the party Biden leads: The pillars that hold up the Democratic coalition are showing fractures.

The Wall Street Journal also had very bad news for the GOP. It turns out they actually plan to run Trump in the election while simultaneously overcoming the abortion anchor.

+1 A legitimate GOP candidate could overcome their abortion debacle and easily pull enough swing voters to win in 2024 considering the incumbent opposition. Trump is not likely to get enough of the swing voters in swing states that he needs and that's okay by me.

He’s not going to even pull enough moderates to make it happen. He’s in a lot of trouble and doesn’t even appear to be trying.

You must live in La-La land. More AA and Latino Americans are fleeing the Democrat party than ever before. Everyone can see how Democrats hate America and will do anything and everything to take us down. Even the rest of the world requires an ID to vote.

Trump’s not winning. But I suppose you have the opportunity to live in denial for a few more months before he loses.

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Anonymous wrote:The new Wall Street Journal poll of seven swing states has plenty of bad news for President Biden, who is trailing in six of the seven most important battlegrounds of the 2024 election. More broadly, it also has one piece of potentially devastating news for the party Biden leads: The pillars that hold up the Democratic coalition are showing fractures.

The Wall Street Journal also had very bad news for the GOP. It turns out they actually plan to run Trump in the election while simultaneously overcoming the abortion anchor.

+1 A legitimate GOP candidate could overcome their abortion debacle and easily pull enough swing voters to win in 2024 considering the incumbent opposition. Trump is not likely to get enough of the swing voters in swing states that he needs and that's okay by me.

He’s not going to even pull enough moderates to make it happen. He’s in a lot of trouble and doesn’t even appear to be trying.

You must live in La-La land. More AA and Latino Americans are fleeing the Democrat party than ever before. Everyone can see how Democrats hate America and will do anything and everything to take us down. Even the rest of the world requires an ID to vote.

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Anonymous wrote:The new Wall Street Journal poll of seven swing states has plenty of bad news for President Biden, who is trailing in six of the seven most important battlegrounds of the 2024 election. More broadly, it also has one piece of potentially devastating news for the party Biden leads: The pillars that hold up the Democratic coalition are showing fractures.

The Wall Street Journal also had very bad news for the GOP. It turns out they actually plan to run Trump in the election while simultaneously overcoming the abortion anchor.

+1 A legitimate GOP candidate could overcome their abortion debacle and easily pull enough swing voters to win in 2024 considering the incumbent opposition. Trump is not likely to get enough of the swing voters in swing states that he needs and that's okay by me.

He’s not going to even pull enough moderates to make it happen. He’s in a lot of trouble and doesn’t even appear to be trying.

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Anonymous wrote:The new Wall Street Journal poll of seven swing states has plenty of bad news for President Biden, who is trailing in six of the seven most important battlegrounds of the 2024 election. More broadly, it also has one piece of potentially devastating news for the party Biden leads: The pillars that hold up the Democratic coalition are showing fractures.

The Wall Street Journal also had very bad news for the GOP. It turns out they actually plan to run Trump in the election while simultaneously overcoming the abortion anchor.

+1 A legitimate GOP candidate could overcome their abortion debacle and easily pull enough swing voters to win in 2024 considering the incumbent opposition. Trump is not likely to get enough of the swing voters in swing states that he needs and that's okay by me.

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Anonymous wrote:DDHQ Poll Alert: National Presidential (3-Way)

Joe Biden (D): 43%
Donald Trump (R): 41%
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (I): 11%

NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist / 1,199 RV / Mar 25-28

National polls do not matter.

Trump losing more than 20% of Wisconsin Republicans may matter .

Votes for Haley and DeSantis are votes against Trump at this point. A big chunk of those voters aren’t coming home for him.

Don't be so sure of that.

Why do you think a big chunk of them would come home for him? These are protest votes. If you're of the mind that Trump isn't great, but he's better than Biden, then you just don't even show up for the primary. Taking the time to affirmatively vote against Trump in the primary is registering very significant disapproval.

Biden leading Trump by 10 points in Pennsylvania in Franklin and Marsh poll of registered voters.

https://thehill.com/elections/4575110-biden-up-pennsylvania-survey/amp/

I sincerely believe Biden will win the election. I find know that I want him not Trump to win but I just feel very strongly there's enough people in this country who are anti Trump. He defies good sense and dignity. That being said, I think Biden comes with his own bag of troubles and potentially, with Kamala, a nightmare of epic proportions should she come to be President, she's completely incompetent as evidenced by anytime she opens her mouth to say something.

I fear for this country in the short term as I do even now. We are all over our heads and there's a storm coming bringing lots of dark days to most of us. Unless you have a lot of money and resources, it'll be a bad time for all of us in some shape, way or form.

I feel like the problems are cultural but also somewhat dated. Between global warming wrecking havoc on food and energy, our national debt, the lack of anyone sane and competent desiring a national political career and finally, global unrest leading to many conflicts we have to be involved in rightly or wrongly, there's very little stability in the coming years.

Whenever I hear Biden and politicians talk about how great US is and all this happiness and fortune of Americans, I cringe. Unless we all admit and face the unrosy picture of our country's very real problems, we will continue going downhill. There's no shame in admitting we have shortcomings and no shame in trying to suggest we can all make it better. Starting at the bottom and working to solve our high priority issues would be such a refreshing attitude that nobody in our government can seemingly face. As a result, we are all screwed.

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Anonymous wrote:DDHQ Poll Alert: National Presidential (3-Way)

Joe Biden (D): 43%
Donald Trump (R): 41%
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (I): 11%

NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist / 1,199 RV / Mar 25-28

National polls do not matter.

Trump losing more than 20% of Wisconsin Republicans may matter .

Votes for Haley and DeSantis are votes against Trump at this point. A big chunk of those voters aren’t coming home for him.

Don't be so sure of that.

I’m very sure of that.

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Anonymous wrote:DDHQ Poll Alert: National Presidential (3-Way)

Joe Biden (D): 43%
Donald Trump (R): 41%
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (I): 11%

NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist / 1,199 RV / Mar 25-28

National polls do not matter.

Trump losing more than 20% of Wisconsin Republicans may matter .

Votes for Haley and DeSantis are votes against Trump at this point. A big chunk of those voters aren’t coming home for him.

Don't be so sure of that.

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Those polls don't include RFK.

I'm voting for him.

Nobody is voting for him.

Nobody that is *sane* is voting for him.

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Anonymous wrote:DDHQ Poll Alert: National Presidential (3-Way)

Joe Biden (D): 43%
Donald Trump (R): 41%
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (I): 11%

NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist / 1,199 RV / Mar 25-28

National polls do not matter.

Trump losing more than 20% of Wisconsin Republicans may matter .

Votes for Haley and DeSantis are votes against Trump at this point. A big chunk of those voters aren’t coming home for him.

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Anonymous wrote:DDHQ Poll Alert: National Presidential (3-Way)

Joe Biden (D): 43%
Donald Trump (R): 41%
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (I): 11%

NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist / 1,199 RV / Mar 25-28

National polls do not matter.

Trump losing more than 20% of Wisconsin Republicans may matter .

Anonymous wrote:RFK will definitely impact the outcome.

A friend of mine worked the primary on Tuesday. At least two Republicans wrote Kennedy in as their choice.