RavinDave
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Trump just isn't getting any credit for that... His numbers have remained stagnant. Trump's Real Clear Politics Average Approval Rating has still never been above the 46.2% number he was elected with and... despite the strength of the economy, his current RCP Average Approval Rating is at 43.8% and even the most recent Rasmussen poll (which leans to the right) only has Trump at 45%. Those numbers will not get him re-elected. No chance.I have a feeling Trump is going to win these states again in 2020.
Three states, including two big ones for the 2020 election, just set new lows for unemployment
This tends to happen when 98% of the stories reported by the main stream media are negative towards TrumpTrump just isn't getting any credit for that... His numbers have remained stagnant. Trump's Real Clear Politics Average Approval Rating has still never been above the 46.2% number he was elected with and... despite the strength of the economy, his current RCP Average Approval Rating is at 43.8% and even the most recent Rasmussen poll (which leans to the right) only has Trump at 45%. Those numbers will not get him re-elected. No chance.
Fox News Poll (General Election): Joe Biden 49% Donald Trump 38%
Quinnipiac Poll (Pennsylvania): Joe Biden 53% Donald Trump 42%
I guarantee you 98% of the stories reported on Fox News are not negative towards Trump... and that is a Fox News poll which currently has Trump behind 11 points in a head to head match up with Biden. Obviously, it's early but Trump isn't getting credit for the state of the economy where it will matter most.This tends to happen when 98% of the stories reported by the main stream media are negative towards Trump
This circus is going to be entertaining. Everyone is vying for the role of head circus freak.
The Democratic primary was over as soon as Biden joined the race. Has anyone here looked at the polls? It's about as much of a "race" as the 1973 Belmont Stakes with Biden riding Secretariat.Democratic primary field is looking like tryouts for middle school football, except the democrats will let you play even if you have brain damage.
Biden will step on his dick before Nov. 2020, if he still knows his name. Plus, his son's problems will shed some votes. Biden is the ultimate insider.The Democratic primary was over as soon as Biden joined the race. Has anyone here looked at the polls? It's about as much of a "race" as the 1973 Belmont Stakes with Biden riding Secretariat.
Per Fox News:
Biden: 35%
Sanders: 17%
Warren: 9%
Buttigieg: 6%
Harris: 5%
O'Rourke: 4%
Booker: 3%
Castro: 2%
Klobuchar: 2%
Delaney: 1%
Gabbard: 1%
Inslee: 1%
Ryan: 1%
Williamson: 1%
Yang: 1%
Since March, the only other Democrat in the field who is in double digits is Sanders, who has dropped 6 points. To the extent there ever even was a race, it is over.
Those who dont know their history are doomed to repeat it.Trump just isn't getting any credit for that... His numbers have remained stagnant. Trump's Real Clear Politics Average Approval Rating has still never been above the 46.2% number he was elected with and... despite the strength of the economy, his current RCP Average Approval Rating is at 43.8% and even the most recent Rasmussen poll (which leans to the right) only has Trump at 45%. Those numbers will not get him re-elected. No chance.
Fox News Poll (General Election): Joe Biden 49% Donald Trump 38%
Quinnipiac Poll (Pennsylvania): Joe Biden 53% Donald Trump 42%
The Democratic primary was over as soon as Biden joined the race. Has anyone here looked at the polls? It's about as much of a "race" as the 1973 Belmont Stakes with Biden riding Secretariat.
Per Fox News:
Biden: 35%
Sanders: 17%
Warren: 9%
Buttigieg: 6%
Harris: 5%
O'Rourke: 4%
Booker: 3%
Castro: 2%
Klobuchar: 2%
Delaney: 1%
Gabbard: 1%
Inslee: 1%
Ryan: 1%
Williamson: 1%
Yang: 1%
Since March, the only other Democrat in the field who is in double digits is Sanders, who has dropped 6 points. To the extent there ever even was a race, it is over.
The Democratic primary was over as soon as Biden joined the race. Has anyone here looked at the polls? It's about as much of a "race" as the 1973 Belmont Stakes with Biden riding Secretariat.
Per Fox News:
Biden: 35%
Sanders: 17%
Warren: 9%
Buttigieg: 6%
Harris: 5%
O'Rourke: 4%
Booker: 3%
Castro: 2%
Klobuchar: 2%
Delaney: 1%
Gabbard: 1%
Inslee: 1%
Ryan: 1%
Williamson: 1%
Yang: 1%
Since March, the only other Democrat in the field who is in double digits is Sanders, who has dropped 6 points. To the extent there ever even was a race, it is over.
Not like he hasn't tripped on his own junk a few times before. I think he has a decent shot at staying ahead of the pack unless he starts fainting or having too many senior moments in public, or something worse than plagiarism or groping or helping line his family's coffers while feeding at the public trough should surface.Biden will step on his dick before Nov. 2020, if he still knows his name. Plus, his son's problems will shed some votes. Biden is the ultimate insider.
I don't think Biden will be the nominee. I haven't ruled out Kerry hopping in at some point, when Biden falters.Not like he hasn't tripped on his own junk a few times before. I think he has a decent shot at staying ahead of the pack unless he starts fainting or having too many senior moments in public, or something worse than plagiarism or groping or helping line his family's coffers while feeding at the public trough should surface.
