57% of Voters Won't Support Trump

[lees1975]

https://nypost.com/2019/01/17/fifty-seven-percent-of-voters-say-they-wont-support-trump-in-2020-poll/

Yep, there it is, in the New York Post, of all places.

OK, so there's the challenge, Democrats. We're just about to enter primary season. There are some unbelievable actions being uncovered that were high crimes committed by this sitting President. He needs to be gone and the Senators and House members who have enabled him have to be gone, too. They need an electoral beating of a lifetime. Instead of arguing about semantics and focusing on controversy that goes on after the debate, we need to focus on nominating a candidate who will grab every single one of those 57% of the voters and get them to the polls in November.

What's it going to take?
https://nuntiatum.home.blog/2020/01/16/get-a-grip-debates-are-over-reality-is-here-now/

[calimary]

1. He'll try to start a war right before Election Day.

“... but ... but ... but ... we HAVE TO Stand By Our PREZZZZZIDINT ... “

[hurple]

2. Not Bernie

For one

[lagomorph777]

4. Better location for this post:

https://democraticunderground.com/?com=forum&id=1287

[still_one]

3. How many will not vote or vote third party? That may very well determine the outcome

[CaptYossarian]

5. Nader won't run. Stein lost that shard of credibility at Putin's table.

Only Weld and Walsh (who can't get their names on the GOP primary ballots) would think of running third party--and all that would do is split the Repub votes.

[Paka]

6. What about Blumburg.

He wouldn't hesitate to run third party if he didn't like the Democratic nominee.

[CaptYossarian]

7. In a tight race, his current 1% of supporters could make him a spoiler.