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« Reply #3125 on: November 13, 2021, 10:22:59 AM »

Rassy is a hack pollster trying to push down Biden Approvals so that Trump gets back in, if D's were stonewalling Rs just like Clinton, the Rs would have a field day like they took advantage to get Bush W in office, he wasa Minority Prez just like Trump win on third party support

Bannon is gonna seal the deal for D's in 2022 whether he testifies or not, but will be assured prison time if he doesn't after he was Pardoned by Trump
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« Reply #3126 on: November 13, 2021, 11:14:22 AM »

Polls don't matter, but the trendline of polls do. Dems should probably be preparing to flee to Canada if they aren't willing to sacrifice all their political beliefs, because the way this is heading, the GOP dictatorship and mass incarceration is around the corner. Do not delete this for hyperbole, because reality is not hyperbole, even if it seems extreme.
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« Reply #3127 on: November 13, 2021, 12:56:51 PM »

Polls don't matter, but the trendline of polls do. Dems should probably be preparing to flee to Canada if they aren't willing to sacrifice all their political beliefs, because the way this is heading, the GOP dictatorship and mass incarceration is around the corner. Do not delete this for hyperbole, because reality is not hyperbole, even if it seems extreme.

Lol it's a 304 map not a 268 map and even more if we were to lose Trump only won, MI PA and WI by 50K votes, if he were to run again he would lose on scrutinized on Insurrectionists
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« Reply #3128 on: November 13, 2021, 05:03:49 PM »

Polls don't matter, but the trendline of polls do. Dems should probably be preparing to flee to Canada if they aren't willing to sacrifice all their political beliefs, because the way this is heading, the GOP dictatorship and mass incarceration is around the corner. Do not delete this for hyperbole, because reality is not hyperbole, even if it seems extreme.

We have endured much political stress lately, and until that is resolved the President will endure some bad polling. The one stress that isn't going away is the investigation of the Capitol Push, but for that the President is not the target.
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« Reply #3129 on: November 13, 2021, 05:38:13 PM »

Polls don't matter, but the trendline of polls do. Dems should probably be preparing to flee to Canada if they aren't willing to sacrifice all their political beliefs, because the way this is heading, the GOP dictatorship and mass incarceration is around the corner. Do not delete this for hyperbole, because reality is not hyperbole, even if it seems extreme.

We have endured much political stress lately, and until that is resolved the President will endure some bad polling. The one stress that isn't going away is the investigation of the Capitol Push, but for that the President is not the target.


There is always a Rally Around the Flag, Prez get, we saw it with Newsom but we didn't see it with tMac, there will be a rally around the flag Biden will get as we approach election day, Biden has strong support among females, Latinos, Blks and Arabs but is unpopular with WC men

Harris has lost her Prez Appeal and Biden is leading insurrection Trump, Newsom, Buttigieg will challenge Harris and can beat her in 28

We can win without tax or FL it's called OH, WI, NC and PA Senate seats and generous gerrymandering map in California

Harris messed up the Border by caving to AOC. But definitely we can win without either TX or FL but we will keep our TX H districts too


Trump didn't get a Rally around the flag in 2017:due to impeachment and Obama didn't have a Pandemic in 2010/14 BB it Mccarthy pa la es in comparison in to Boehner, Ryan, Gingrich or Hasseet, he shouldn't come near Speakership he is obstructing the Insurrectionists Commission
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« Reply #3130 on: November 13, 2021, 09:05:17 PM »

It's a 304 map, the IA poll showing Trump plus 11 make it really unrealistic we can win OH, NC or FL those are solid red states until Covid disappears

IA by no means is predictive of MI, PA and WI because we already lost IA by nine pts

Abby Fink is a socialist and so is Ras Smith, they could run in 2026 when Covid disappears
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« Reply #3131 on: November 13, 2021, 09:59:31 PM »

Somehow a 304 map is both the ceiling and the floor, and is immutable to change.
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« Reply #3132 on: November 13, 2021, 11:11:50 PM »
« Edited: November 13, 2021, 11:17:39 PM by Mr. MANDELA BARNES »

PBOWER2A believes in 413 maps and was wrong on his 2920 prediction

But the border was opened up too early to let illegals in without being vaccinated and Delta hit TX hard

The D's believe in broken borders, that's how Trump came to power not on tax cuts but Hillary wanted broken borders just like Biden, Hillary was asked specifically, how are you gonna deal with illegal Immigrants, she said nothing about border Wall but amnesty and immigration reform


We need both.Border wall and immigration but Biden was unprepared since Covid didn't end in July like he thought it would. People forgot how Trump rose to power it wasn't tax cuts it was broken borders by Obama

D's only believe in Donations, all they do is text and email you and say we need you to donate by midnight deadline, Nah W whom won't win emailed me beginning of this Crist, Nan W and Ras Smith are DINE

That Selzer poll and 19 pta Rubio poll ended the wave insurance seats

Harriis won't be the Prez in 24 and Buttigieg or Newsom can beat her in 28  primary

Hilarious that Demings is 18 pts down like Abby Fink, THOSE TWO RACES ARE OVER

But, Biden can still win the Senate and Majority of Govs, the H probably goes R
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« Reply #3133 on: November 14, 2021, 12:16:26 AM »
« Edited: November 15, 2021, 08:32:15 PM by pbrower2a »

Iowa, Selzer for the Des Moines Register, USA Today, and Gannett.

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Biden’s approval ratings have plummeted since taking office. Iowans disapprove of the job he's doing as president by about a 2-to-1 margin.

Biden’s job approval has not been in net positive territory in Iowa since March. Then, 47% of Iowans approved of his performance and 44% disapproved.

Today, one-third of all Iowa adults, 33%, say they approve of the job Biden is doing as president, ticking up 2 percentage points from the Register’s last Iowa Poll, conducted in September; 62% percent disapprove; and 6% are not sure.

“This is not a good approval rating by any definition,” Selzer said.

Biden is rated poorly for his handling of a range of issues. Fewer than a third of all Iowans approve of his handling of immigration, criminal justice, the economy and the situation in Afghanistan.

On those specific issues:

Twenty-four percent of Iowans approve of the way Biden is handling immigration. Another 66% disapprove and 10% are not sure. Among Democrats, a minority approve, 47%.
On criminal justice, 28% of Iowans approve, 53% disapprove and 19% are not sure. Among Democrats, 60% approve.
Iowans continue to rate Biden poorly on his handling of Afghanistan after overseeing the U.S. military’s withdrawal from the country, relinquishing control to the Taliban. Today, 22% approve, 68% disapprove and 9% are not sure — his worst metric among issues tested. Among Democrats, a minority approve, 49%.
Thirty-two percent of Iowans approve of Biden’s handling of the economy and 61% disapprove. Another 7% are unsure. But Democrats give him a 77% percent approval rating on the economy.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2021/11/13/iowa-poll-trump-leads-biden-possible-2024-matchup/8609852002/?utm_source=feedblitz&utm_medium=FeedBlitzRss&utm_campaign=usatodaycomwashington-topstories

37% approval? Trump was there in Iowa once and still won Iowa in 2020.





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positive and between 50% and 54%
positive and under 50%
white: tie
negativeand between 45% and 49%
negative and between 40% and 45%
negative and  below 40% [


37% approval? Trump was there in Iowa once and still won Iowa in 3030.

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« Reply #3134 on: November 14, 2021, 01:12:05 AM »

D panic mode
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« Reply #3135 on: November 14, 2021, 01:12:50 AM »

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« Reply #3136 on: November 14, 2021, 01:14:24 AM »

D panic mode


Big ouch on that generic ballot. Republicans haven't won the House popular vote by more than 7 points since 1928.
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« Reply #3137 on: November 14, 2021, 01:22:57 AM »


Post BIF too. Looks like it wasn’t a game-changer.
Might be BBB or bust.
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« Reply #3138 on: November 14, 2021, 03:46:33 AM »


Post BIF too. Looks like it wasn’t a game-changer.
Might be BBB or bust.
Biden is a failed president.
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« Reply #3139 on: November 14, 2021, 05:19:15 AM »

Iowa, Selzer for the Des Moines Register, USA Today, and Gannett.

37% approval? Trump was there in Iowa once and still won Iowa in 3030.

It's not 37%. Biden is at 33%.




Moreover, Trump is leading by 11%

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« Reply #3140 on: November 14, 2021, 05:26:43 AM »

I really don't get it. I always thought it's because not more gets done in congress, however, I'm not sure whether there's not more to it. Maybe Democratic policies aren't as popular as liberals and progressives in mostly academic circles (let alone Europe) think they are and Trump was basically just barely voted out of office because he was uniquely unlikeable and scandal-plagued figure. Maybe not even because of the latter, since no scandal seems to stick long term. I mean, he de facto supported a insurrection. After that you would assume that he and his party are out of business for the rest of the decade.

People may just not care about all these scandals as long as [Trump] represents their cultural convictions and as long as other problems like inflation, deindustralization and poor wages continue to exist. I personally still believe center-left policies are better to address these issues and Democrats do hilariously poor in selling their solutions.
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« Reply #3141 on: November 14, 2021, 05:39:00 AM »
« Edited: November 14, 2021, 05:50:52 AM by Vaccinated Russian Bear »

(A+)-rated ABC News/The Washington Post

https://context-cdn.washingtonpost.com/notes/prod/default/documents/417a5111-a75e-4efb-b100-f1f10f164fb1/note/0bb59958-b21c-4aad-b458-076ce686873c.

Nov. 7-10
1,001 Adults

Adults:
41 (-3 since AUG 29-SEP 1)
53 (+2)
Strongly:
19 (-6)
44 (+2)

RV: 38/57  - Ouch
Strongly: 19/48


Economy:
Adults: 39/55
RV: 38/59

Covid:
Adults: 47/49
RV: 45/52


GB:
Adults: R 46 (+3)
RV: R 51 (+10)


Q3. Do you support or oppose the federal government spending one trillion dollars on roads, bridges and other infrastructure?
63/32

Q4. Do you support or oppose the federal government spending about two trillion dollars to address climate change and to create or expand preschool, health care and other social programs?
58/37
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« Reply #3142 on: November 14, 2021, 05:53:08 AM »

(A+)-rated ABC News/The Washington Post

https://context-cdn.washingtonpost.com/notes/prod/default/documents/417a5111-a75e-4efb-b100-f1f10f164fb1/note/0bb59958-b21c-4aad-b458-076ce686873c.

Nov. 7-10
1,001   Adults

Adults:
41 (-3 since AUG 29-SEP 1)
53 (+2)
Strongly:
19 (-6)
44 (+2)

RV: 38/57  - Ouch
Strongly: 19/48


Economy:
Adults: 39/55
RV: 38/59

Covid:
Adults: 47/49
RV: 45/52



Q3. Do you support or oppose the federal government spending one trillion dollars on roads, bridges and other infrastructure?
63/32

Q4. Do you support or oppose the federal government spending about two trillion dollars to address climate change and to create or expand preschool, health care and other social programs?
58/37


Biden wont be at 41 percent Approvals, he will be exactly where he was on Election night as many polls already have said 50/45


Polls showing this low Approvals don't know the Rally around the Flag that comes when Election nears, Trump didn't have one in Midterms due to impeachment and Obama had unpopular Obamacare which is popular now


At sametime we see that Biden is nothing without Obama he is a mediocre Prez and needed Obama to win primary


I bet your bottom dollar RH, DS and 304 map not a R Trifecta and if D's do Redistricting right in Cal, NY, and IL they will keep the H
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« Reply #3143 on: November 14, 2021, 06:35:16 AM »
« Edited: November 14, 2021, 06:43:53 AM by Mr. MANDELA BARNES »

Let's all realize Biden is crooked his polls are suffering from anxiety over policy, Trump like Nixon Watergate,, Reagan Iran Contra, Bush W outing a CIA agent and Trump with using Trump Towers to get Dirt on Hillary and using  his foundation to get the 30K emails, RS are treasonistic, Clinton's werent treasonistic, neither is Biden


That takes solace in a rally around the Flag on Nov 22, D Trifecta 222/216 H and 52 plus seats in Senate

RS are gonna lose Cali seats as unpopular McCarthy is in Cali die to blocking Commission


Stop looking at polls today it's a yr before D Day and the Election
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« Reply #3144 on: November 14, 2021, 10:44:13 AM »

I really don't get it. I always thought it's because not more gets done in congress, however, I'm not sure whether there's not more to it. Maybe Democratic policies aren't as popular as liberals and progressives in mostly academic circles (let alone Europe) think they are and Trump was basically just barely voted out of office because he was uniquely unlikeable and scandal-plagued figure. Maybe not even because of the latter, since no scandal seems to stick long term. I mean, he de facto supported a insurrection. After that you would assume that he and his party are out of business for the rest of the decade.

People may just not care about all these scandals as long as [Trump] represents their cultural convictions and as long as other problems like inflation, deindustralization and poor wages continue to exist. I personally still believe center-left policies are better to address these issues and Democrats do hilariously poor in selling their solutions.

Yup, you could have a point here. In all honesty, 2020 may have been more a "not election of Trump" rather than a mandate for Biden and the Democratic Party/progressive politics.
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« Reply #3145 on: November 14, 2021, 10:48:23 AM »

I really don't get it. I always thought it's because not more gets done in congress, however, I'm not sure whether there's not more to it. Maybe Democratic policies aren't as popular as liberals and progressives in mostly academic circles (let alone Europe) think they are and Trump was basically just barely voted out of office because he was uniquely unlikeable and scandal-plagued figure. Maybe not even because of the latter, since no scandal seems to stick long term. I mean, he de facto supported a insurrection. After that you would assume that he and his party are out of business for the rest of the decade.

People may just not care about all these scandals as long as [Trump] represents their cultural convictions and as long as other problems like inflation, deindustralization and poor wages continue to exist. I personally still believe center-left policies are better to address these issues and Democrats do hilariously poor in selling their solutions.

Yup, you could have a point here. In all honesty, 2020 may have been more a "not election of Trump" rather than a mandate for Biden and the Democratic Party/progressive politics.

It may have simply been an election of "no more Tweets." Voters want Trump back now that he's not online, which was pretty much the only near-universal criticism of him.
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« Reply #3146 on: November 14, 2021, 10:53:36 AM »

I really don't get it. I always thought it's because not more gets done in congress, however, I'm not sure whether there's not more to it. Maybe Democratic policies aren't as popular as liberals and progressives in mostly academic circles (let alone Europe) think they are and Trump was basically just barely voted out of office because he was uniquely unlikeable and scandal-plagued figure. Maybe not even because of the latter, since no scandal seems to stick long term. I mean, he de facto supported a insurrection. After that you would assume that he and his party are out of business for the rest of the decade.

People may just not care about all these scandals as long as [Trump] represents their cultural convictions and as long as other problems like inflation, deindustralization and poor wages continue to exist. I personally still believe center-left policies are better to address these issues and Democrats do hilariously poor in selling their solutions.

Yup, you could have a point here. In all honesty, 2020 may have been more a "not election of Trump" rather than a mandate for Biden and the Democratic Party/progressive politics.

It may have simply been an election of "no more Tweets." Voters want Trump back now that he's not online, which was pretty much the only near-universal criticism of him.


Lol he isn't being scrutinized and a IA poll doesn't mean a whole lot we lost IA by 9 pts it's a red state

WC voters especially men are more motivated to answer surveys due to Pandemic younger voters under 30 aren't answering surveys they're the last to vote D and will be the final tally to give D's a 384 map
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« Reply #3147 on: November 14, 2021, 10:54:58 AM »

D panic mode



Dems need to get things together. If Biden can’t deliver, he shouldn’t run in ‘24. Maybe he should resign prior to that. I say that as someone who admires and likes him. But if he’s a detriment to the party’s chances, well then…..
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« Reply #3148 on: November 14, 2021, 10:56:16 AM »

D panic mode



Dems need to get things together. If Biden can’t deliver, he shouldn’t run in ‘24. Maybe he should resign prior to that. I say that as someone who admires and likes him. But if he’s a detriment to the party’s chances, well then…..


Lol Biden isn't worried about a poll a yr before an Election, that much
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« Reply #3149 on: November 14, 2021, 10:57:49 AM »

D panic mode



Dems need to get things together. If Biden can’t deliver, he shouldn’t run in ‘24. Maybe he should resign prior to that. I say that as someone who admires and likes him. But if he’s a detriment to the party’s chances, well then…..

This isn't parliamentary system where PMs resign because of that. If it was, Biden could actually put his agenda on the floor of parliament and ask for a vote together with motion of (no) confidence. So either his majority votes for it or the PM resigns as a result of losing the vote.
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