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In reply to the discussion: Polls in the battleground states and low approval ratings are why [View all]Doodley
(10,452 posts)38. Beating Trump and fascism is all that matters.
Two-thirds of Democrats tell pollsters they want their candidate to step down. Trump is deeply unpopular, yet Joe is still behind.
If you have two candidates who are unpopular, what is likely to happen if one of those candidates is replaced by somebody who isn't as unpopular? That new candidate will likely open up a lead.
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Polls in the battleground states and low approval ratings are why [View all]
kerry-is-my-prez
Jul 2024
OP
The polls do not show strength with voters, especially against a candidate as bad as Trump.
Doodley
Jul 2024
#31
Polls don't mean a fucking thing. GOVERNANCE does. This is total fucking INSANITY.
Deek1935
Jul 2024
#15