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MrWowWow
(1,461 posts)So why is this comparison even done?
Iris
(16,890 posts)The question was posed as if trump running in 2028 was an actual option
Jack Valentino
(5,252 posts)and Trump himself keeps fantasizing about it---
so that makes it a valid polling question, just as a hypothetical---
like the earlier poll which showed Obama beating Trump by about 10 points....
Both results showed such an election as too big for the Republicans to steal,
and maybe THAT is the point of the pollsters who asked those questions!
Anyway, if Trump is still alive in 2028, he will probably have to be moved around in a bucket...
Iris
(16,890 posts)Maybe something like: if Trump is still alive and attempts to run for president in 2028
Jack Valentino
(5,252 posts)demmiblue
(39,941 posts)Martin Eden
(15,876 posts)Way too soon.
More immediate concerns require our thoughts and energy.
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DavidDvorkin
(20,684 posts)senseandsensibility
(25,515 posts): decisively.
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Jack Valentino
(5,252 posts)Then again, KAMALA should have won in 2024---
but next time the 'economy gun' will be pointed in the opposite direction!
newdeal2
(5,607 posts)These polls are just a snapshot useful maybe for tracking a trend but not a good prediction for who will be the nominee or win.
dsc
(53,443 posts)so yes, that is edging out. Also as mentioned by others, not at 50% due to 10% undecided.
karynnj
(61,094 posts)There are reasons to take this positively. It very likely represents a referendum on Trump. There have been no primaries and, on our side, we are in a place where we have many alternatives.
If, like most countries, the winner was the winner of the popular vote, if more than one percent of the undecided moved to us or more than 2 percent don't vote at all, we have over 50 percent.
To me, what is fascinating is the difference between those over 45 and those under 45.
John Farmer
(410 posts)that there will be a head-to-head matchup in 2028
BannonsLiver
(20,857 posts)Jack Valentino
(5,252 posts)sorry I can't cite it now
The Revolution
(912 posts)Updated 7:06 PM EDT, Mon September 28, 2015
Hillary Clinton would beat Donald Trump in a general election match-up if the election were held today, a new poll shows.
Clinton beats Trump, 49% to 39%, head-to-head.
We can't lose!
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