Most voters DO understand Trump is gonna be the nominee

[Shaula🏳️‍⚧️]

https://twitter.com/IAPolls2022/status/1753244147182350460?s=20

75% of voters think Trump has a realistic shot of winning the presidency.
So this debunks the narrative that Trump is only up in the polls because people don’t think he’s going to be the nominee.

[BlueSwan]

Isn't it more notable that 25% of voters seemingly don't think that Trump has a realistic chance at winning the presidency and that 47% of voters don't think that Biden has a realistic chance at winning the presidency. This is pretty astounding given that they very much both have a realistic chance and that infact barring any health disasters, one of them WILL win the presidency.

[mjba257]

Isn't it more notable that 25% of voters seemingly don't think that Trump has a realistic chance at winning the presidency and that 47% of voters don't think that Biden has a realistic chance at winning the presidency. This is pretty astounding given that they very much both have a realistic chance and that infact barring any health disasters, one of them WILL win the presidency.

The odds of one of them having a serious health disaster is very high though. Higher than any other election in living memory

[BlueSwan]

Isn't it more notable that 25% of voters seemingly don't think that Trump has a realistic chance at winning the presidency and that 47% of voters don't think that Biden has a realistic chance at winning the presidency. This is pretty astounding given that they very much both have a realistic chance and that infact barring any health disasters, one of them WILL win the presidency.

The odds of one of them having a serious health disaster is very high though. Higher than any other election in living memory

Very high? I don't think so, but obviously it is there with people of their age. But in living memory? John McCain in 2008 had had more health issues than either Biden or Trump. Arguably one of the reasons he got trounced in that election was that people were afraid he'd die in office and leave nutcase Sarah Palin at the helm.

[DrScholl]

The amount of debunking Trump supporters need to do to explain the polls is telling. They supposedly think he has it in the bag but need to make posts like these.

[mjba257]

Isn't it more notable that 25% of voters seemingly don't think that Trump has a realistic chance at winning the presidency and that 47% of voters don't think that Biden has a realistic chance at winning the presidency. This is pretty astounding given that they very much both have a realistic chance and that infact barring any health disasters, one of them WILL win the presidency.

The odds of one of them having a serious health disaster is very high though. Higher than any other election in living memory

Very high? I don't think so, but obviously it is there with people of their age. But in living memory? John McCain in 2008 had had more health issues than either Biden or Trump. Arguably one of the reasons he got trounced in that election was that people were afraid he'd die in office and leave nutcase Sarah Palin at the helm.

Biden is in serious cognitive decline and Trump is heading that way as well. And both men have been very secretive about their health. I know there are rumors Trump has heart problems, and he's overweight, so that's believable. And what about the WH pharmacy scandal? Did you see the drugs that were taken and what they are used for?

[It's Time.]

This argument always felt like cope to me.

[emailking]

Well he's won 2 contests now so yeah that's not that surprising. What's surprising is that a month ago, they didn't.

[Mr.Bakari-Sellers]

Ds aren't voting for Haley and didn't vote for DeSantis especially after she said Americans aren't racist, we fought a Civil War and Federal Troops died over slavery no anesthesia back then