2024 Field
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sturg33
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hahahahahahahaha
i just watched this clip after looking at the still shot from the embedded tweet.
Any Republican but Trump beats Biden by 11
Any Democrat but Biden beats Trump by 8
As I have stated many times, the point of these polls today serve two purposes:
1. Pressure the left to dump Biden
2. Pressure the right to nominate Trump
cajunrevenge
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To me this sounds like hte following:
5th best for allowing people to keep their hard earned money
4th best at being business friendly resulting in massive amounts of job opportunities for Floridians
10th best in ensuring illegals are not sucking the life out of the healthcare system for paying Floridians
Best in infrastructure
2nd most lunatic leftists that ruin the state for the rest of the people
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sturg33
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Does the listless vessel plan to address that this poll he enthusiastically posted shows that.literally any other republican does significantly better than Trump against Biden.
Can any board member ask him? He's not allowed to talk to people who are too critical of his god
acesfull86
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https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/4315815-senate-democrats-warn-manchin-that-running-for-president-would-risk-disaster/
Sen. Joe Manchin’s (D-W.Va.) flirtation with a third-party presidential bid after announcing his retirement from the Senate is sparking anxiety among Democratic senators who warn that Manchin would make a big mistake if he challenges President Biden.
Democratic lawmakers say that if Manchin runs for president as an independent it will hurt Biden’s re-election chances and could result in what they view as the nightmare scenario of electing Donald Trump to a second White House term.
Democratic senators were less concerned about a potential Manchin presidential run a few months ago when they thought he was still likely to run for another Senate term.
Since then, Biden’s polling numbers have gotten worse in a hypothetical head-to-head matchup with Trump, who faces 91 felony charges, and Manchin has announced he will retire from the Senate after next year.
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Manchin, however, last week didn’t rule out the possibility of running for president on the No Labels ticket or another independent platform, telling CBS News that he has “plenty of time” to make a decision.
And he rejected fears voiced by other Democrats that he would sink Biden’s re-election if he throws his hat into the ring.
“I don’t buy that scenario,” Manchin told CBS’s Norah O’Donnell.
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Jonathan Kott, a Democratic strategist and former Manchin advisor, said the senator’s musings about running for president should be taken seriously.
“I always take Joe Manchin at his word. I think the first thing he’s going to do is go around the country, see if he can mobilize what he thinks is a moderate majority of voters, people who want their government to get stuff done and not the people who focus on the fighting of the extremes of each party,” he said.
Kott said Manchin is “going to spend time talking to voters to see if there’s an appetite” for his brand of centrism.
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Go for it, Joe. More choices = good. He’s also a thousand years old, but isn’t showing signs of dementia and isn’t under indictment, so I guess he’d be an improvement?
I do get a chuckle out of the idea that he has to go barnstorming through America to “see if there’s an appetite for his brand of centrism.” The dude’s been in office literally 40 years and still doesn’t have a feel for what voters want? That alone should be a sign that maybe this isn’t the job for him.
Sen. Joe Manchin’s (D-W.Va.) flirtation with a third-party presidential bid after announcing his retirement from the Senate is sparking anxiety among Democratic senators who warn that Manchin would make a big mistake if he challenges President Biden.
Democratic lawmakers say that if Manchin runs for president as an independent it will hurt Biden’s re-election chances and could result in what they view as the nightmare scenario of electing Donald Trump to a second White House term.
Democratic senators were less concerned about a potential Manchin presidential run a few months ago when they thought he was still likely to run for another Senate term.
Since then, Biden’s polling numbers have gotten worse in a hypothetical head-to-head matchup with Trump, who faces 91 felony charges, and Manchin has announced he will retire from the Senate after next year.
…
Manchin, however, last week didn’t rule out the possibility of running for president on the No Labels ticket or another independent platform, telling CBS News that he has “plenty of time” to make a decision.
And he rejected fears voiced by other Democrats that he would sink Biden’s re-election if he throws his hat into the ring.
“I don’t buy that scenario,” Manchin told CBS’s Norah O’Donnell.
…
Jonathan Kott, a Democratic strategist and former Manchin advisor, said the senator’s musings about running for president should be taken seriously.
“I always take Joe Manchin at his word. I think the first thing he’s going to do is go around the country, see if he can mobilize what he thinks is a moderate majority of voters, people who want their government to get stuff done and not the people who focus on the fighting of the extremes of each party,” he said.
Kott said Manchin is “going to spend time talking to voters to see if there’s an appetite” for his brand of centrism.
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Go for it, Joe. More choices = good. He’s also a thousand years old, but isn’t showing signs of dementia and isn’t under indictment, so I guess he’d be an improvement?
I do get a chuckle out of the idea that he has to go barnstorming through America to “see if there’s an appetite for his brand of centrism.” The dude’s been in office literally 40 years and still doesn’t have a feel for what voters want? That alone should be a sign that maybe this isn’t the job for him.
cajunrevenge
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What policy differences do Biden and Trump have that significantly impacts local policing?