2020 Field

[57Brave]

Max Burns
@themaxburns
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13h
The @GOP has responded to catastrophically to #COVID19

because over the decades their party has been reduced to little more

than holding voter attention through culture wars and social wedge issues.

It's why their only response to Coronavirus was to politicize wearing masks.

[thethe]

Max Burns
@themaxburns
·
13h
The @GOP has responded to catastrophically to #COVID19

because over the decades their party has been reduced to little more

than holding voter attention through culture wars and social wedge issues.

It's why their only response to Coronavirus was to politicize wearing masks.

Democratic states....

[cajunrevenge]

So Biden not responsible for problems in red states if he wins? Good to know.

[cajunrevenge]

[nsacpi]

creepy joe up 5 in PA

[thethe]

Man, its almost as if all the verified fraud is on the democratic side. No wonder you guys want mail in voting so bad.

[sturg33]

Wise.

[acesfull86]

Wise.

He should sit it all out...rallies, interviews, debates. He's got it in the bag and can really only do himself harm by speaking.

[nsacpi]

He should sit it all out...rallies, interviews, debates. He's got it in the bag and can really only do himself harm by speaking.

yup...no need to any risks...just sit back with a cigar and watch very poorly chosen one do his thing

[nsacpi]

looks like de yute are digging creepy joe

[sturg33]

looks like de yute are digging creepy joe

Shocking to see marxists support Marxism

The complete infiltration of the education has been successful, I'll give them that

[nsacpi]

He seems to be everywhere lately.

[goldfly]

lol

calling joe biden a marxist


lol

and you try to say others have lost their mind

[goldfly]

He seems to be everywhere lately.

no doubt

i want to build a statue just so we can see sturg tear it down

[goldfly]

These are the polls I care about

[nsacpi]

From Frank Bruni's column:

Only two of the past six presidents before Donald Trump lost their bids for re-election. That’s good news for him.

But their stories are bad news for him, too.

In their final years in office, both of those presidents, Jimmy Carter and George H.W. Bush, experienced a noticeable slide in popularity right around the time — early May through late June — that Trump hit his current ugly patch.

According to Gallup’s ongoing tracking of the percentage of Americans who approve of a president’s job performance, Carter’s and Bush’s numbers sank below 40 percent during this period and pretty much stayed there through Election Day. It’s as if they both met their fates on the cusp of summer.

And the cusp of summer has been a mean season for Trump, who has never flailed more pathetically or lashed out more desperately and who just experienced the Carter-Bush dip. According to Gallup, his approval rating fell to 39 percent in early June from 49 a month earlier. So if Carter and Bush are harbingers, Trump is toast.

According to some abstruse algorithm that The Economist regularly updates, he has only a one in 10 chance of winning the Electoral College and thus the presidency. According to a historical averaging of election-year polls by the website FiveThirtyEight, Biden’s lead over Trump right now is the biggest at this stage of the contest since Bill Clinton’s over Bob Dole in 1996, when Clinton won his second term.

Trump’s response? To set himself on fire.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/01/o...gtype=Homepage

[nsacpi]

Cunningham up 10 over Tillis in North Carolina.

Kelly up 9 over McSally in Arizona.

[nsacpi]

very poorly chosen one is truly an amazing secret agent for the Left. We Marxists are extremely happy with him.

[nsacpi]

A significant majority of people who voted for him in 2016 are planning to do so again. What is different about those who’ve had a change of heart?

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/01/u...?smid=tw-share

For some, the disenchantment started almost as soon as Donald J. Trump took office. For others, his handling of the coronavirus and social unrest turned them away. For all of them, it’s highly unlikely they will vote for him again.

These voters, who backed Mr. Trump in 2016 but say there’s “not really any chance” they will this year, represent just 2 percent of all registered voters in the six states most likely to decide the presidency, according to New York Times/Siena College polls. But they help explain why the president faces a significant deficit nationwide and in the battleground states.

Another 6 percent of Trump voters in these states say they no longer support Mr. Trump, while allowing “some chance” that they’ll vote for him again.

A majority of the defectors disapprove of his performance on every major issue, except the economy, according to the Times/Siena polls. Somewhat surprisingly, they are demographically similar to the voters who continue to support him. They are only marginally likelier to be women or white college graduates.

[nsacpi]

here these voters are most different
Gaps of more than 50 percentage points
‘Not again’ Trump voters
Other Trump ’16 voters
Trust Biden to do a better job unifying America
86%
9%
Disapprove of Trump's handling of race relations
87%
15%
Think Biden's experience in the Obama administration will help him be a better president
84%
13%
Trust Biden to do a better job on managing the coronavirus pandemic
73%
3%
Disapprove of Trump’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic
78%
9%
Trust Biden to do a better job on race relations
81%
12%
Disapprove of Trump's handling of criminal justice issues
75%
6%
Trust Biden to do a better job handling health care
70%
6%
Disapprove of Trump on protests after the death of George Floyd
83%
21%
Trust Biden to do a better job handling protests
69%
8%
Don't think Trump’s business experience has made him a better president
64%
4%
Support vote by mail
78%
24%
Trust Biden to do a better job on immigration
54%
3%