ImTheCaptain
I disagree with you
yeah but what does Rasmussen say
Monmouth contacted less than 300 people. It was the smallest poll in months.
Top three dem candidates are 77, 76, and 70 years old.
That's not a good look.
Ok Trump supporter, a man who was in his 70s when the Electoral College put him in the White House
Ok Trump supporter, a man who was in his 70s when the Electoral College put him in the White House
But he ain't wrong. The 3 leaders are old, and the field overall is weak. Reminds me of the 2004 field. Ain't no Bubbas (in his prime) or Obamas in this field. If Obama were eligible and ran, he'd win north of 350 EVs and win by 10%.
Wrong, they're great candidates in the field. Pete and Harris are incredibly strong candidates both channeling the Obama vibes. The problem is the leftists and purity dems won't let anybody right of Mao have a fighting chance.
But he ain't wrong. The 3 leaders are old, and the field overall is weak. Reminds me of the 2004 field. Ain't no Bubbas (in his prime) or Obamas in this field. If Obama were eligible and ran, he'd win north of 350 EVs and win by 10%.
Wrong, they're great candidates in the field. Pete and Harris are incredibly strong candidates both channeling the Obama vibes. The problem is the leftists and purity dems won't let anybody right of Mao have a fighting chance.
Wrong, they're great candidates in the field. Pete and Harris are incredibly strong candidates both channeling the Obama vibes. The problem is the leftists and purity dems won't let anybody right of Mao have a fighting chance.
As would Michelle Obama.
The best part of her running would have been watching Trump totally explode and implode over and over again. Losing to an Obama would be debilitating enough for him. When you add her being a female and a black female to boot, Trump might be seen running around the WH grounds naked and screaming.
YouGov's was fairly similar.
And the Harris, Politico, Emerson, Quinnipiac and USA Today polls from yesterday and today would suggest the Monmouth poll is in fact an outlier. And I'd add that, although the Quinnipiac Dem primary poll was quite similar to the other 4, the margins vis-a-vis Trump that all 5 top Dems had seems to have a pretty strong blue house effect. As a practical matter, the polls this far out don't mean a whole lot. Taken as a whole, what they've said over the last few months is there is a 1A category (Biden, Warren and Sanders) a 1B category (Harris, who lost the ground she initially gained, and Buttigieg), and everyone else should do something other than run for president.