US election 2024

[Herman]

Kennedy at CPAC?? This is bad news for Trump.


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Robert F Kennedy Jr. has changed his game plan.

The notoriously outspoken advocate for medical freedom was announced this past Friday as a speaker for the Conservative Political Action Conference. This comes after he revealed that he would no longer be running on the Democrat ticket.

"I think the man is realizing that his support is predominantly with Republicans," Keith Malinak comments.

However, Pat Gray worries this could hurt Trump in 2024 more than it will hurt Biden.

"You would hope that would hurt Biden more than Trump or whoever the nominee is, but I don't know," Gray says, noting that CPAC is full of potential Trump voters.

CPAC Chair Matt Schlapp said in a statement, "Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has a unique voice in advocating for the defunding of the weaponized bureaucracy and ensuring the constitutional right of medical freedom."

"Kennedy joining such an important event is a reflection of the splintering of the left-wing coalition that has gone full woke Marxist to the point that traditional liberals don't feel welcome anymore," he continued.

[DKG]

A new poll of Ohio voters delivered a blow to Democrats' chances of holding the Senate in the 2024 elections, showing Republicans with a slight lead over incumbent Senator Sherrod Brown.

Brown is facing reelection in Ohio, a state with an increasingly Republican-friendly electorate, next November. The race is viewed as a must-win for Democrats, who need to win critical races in conservative-leaning states next year to maintain their narrow Senate majority. Democratic incumbents in Ohio, Montana and West Virginia are viewed as the most vulnerable, as former President Donald Trump carried each of those states in 2020.

New polling numbers released Tuesday suggest that Brown could be in for a tight reelection race next November. An Emerson College poll found two of his most likely challengers leading him, though many voters remained undecided and the race remains close.

The poll, which surveyed 438 registered voters, found State Senator Matt Dolan with the strongest lead over Brown, leading by two percentage points. Secretary of State Frank LaRose led by one point, according to the poll. Polls have shown LaRose with a consistent lead over his opponents, though the Emerson poll did not include primary numbers.

Meanwhile, Brown maintained a 2-point lead over Bernie Moreno, a former Senate candidate and ally to former President Donald Trump.

[Oliver the Second]

[Thiel]

The return to the Iran deal put the entire region on shaky ground.

[DKG]

Fox News Poll: Support for Haley doubles in GOP primary, she tops Biden by four

Trump maintains his commanding lead in the Republican presidential contest, but his nomination would unify Democrats in the general election, according to a new Fox News national survey.

Trump receives 59% support among GOP primary voters. He's been above 50% since March and hit a record 60% in September.

Ron DeSantis remains an extremely distant second — he holds steady at 13%. Nikki Haley registers her best showing yet with 10% support (+5 points), while Vivek Ramaswamy falls back into single digits with 7% (-4 points). All others are below 5%.

Forty-five percent of Democratic primary voters now want to keep President Joe Biden as their party's presidential nominee, up from 37% in February. Still, a majority of 53% prefers someone else at the top of the ticket.

Republican primary voters are more settled, with fully 82% saying they are satisfied with their candidate choices.

The 2024 general election matchups remain tight. Despite a job approval rating stuck at 41%, Biden's support in hypothetical head-to-heads is between 45-49% against each Republican tested. He is preferred over Trump by just 1 point, while DeSantis has a 2-point edge over Biden and Haley tops him by 4 points. This marks the first time in Fox News polling this year that Trump has fared worse against Biden than his rivals for the Republican nomination.

Haley has gone from trailing Biden by 6 points in August to besting him by 4 points today. She also garners the highest number of defections among Democrats (9% support her), while Trump gets the least (5% of Democrats back him). Bottom line, Democrats are most unified when Biden is running against Trump.

[DKG]

Progressive media figure Cenk Uygur of "The Young Turks" has announced that he will run for president in a bid to pressure President Joe Biden to drop out of the contest.

[DKG]

In the critical swing state of Pennsylvania, Trump has 45 percent support, compared to Biden's 36 percent.

[Garraty_47]

Progressive media figure Cenk Uygur of "The Young Turks" has announced that he will run for president in a bid to pressure President Joe Biden to drop out of the contest.

It's either a grift or he's lost his damn mind.

He has even less name recognition than Marianne Williamson and they've only been ignoring the fuck out of her. That boy can't seriously think anyone in the democrat party will notice much less care if he runs?

 

[Herman]

Trump has a two point lead over Jom Crow Joe, in Wisconsin, which is another important swing state.

[Garraty_47]

RFKJr:

So Kucinich is out as campaign manager (someone must have remembered his previous criticisms of israel) and he has been replaced by RFKJr's daughter-in-law, who just happens to be ...(checks notes)... an ex-CIA agent?!?

Bold move for the "anti-establishment" candidate, I must say.

 

[Herman]

Jim Crow Joe's 2024 re-election team and his party said on Sunday that they raised $71 million during the latest quarter, as the Democrat's age and low approval ratings remained a concern for many donors.

The money raised is similar to the $72 million Biden and the Democratic Party raised in the prior quarter, though the April-to-June period was shorter by 25 days because Biden launched his campaign in late April. The summertime July-to-September period more than one year before the election is traditionally sluggish for raising money.

[Adolf Oliver Bush]

Jim Crow Joe's 2024 re-election team and his party said on Sunday that they raised $71 million during the latest quarter, as the Democrat's age and low approval ratings remained a concern for many donors.

The money raised is similar to the $72 million Biden and the Democratic Party raised in the prior quarter, though the April-to-June period was shorter by 25 days because Biden launched his campaign in late April. The summertime July-to-September period more than one year before the election is traditionally sluggish for raising money.

Yeah, I wonder what percentage of that came from the beneficiaries of his human trafficking programs.

[DKG]

Trump is leading Biden in head-to-head races in five of the seven swing states: Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. Biden leads in Nevada, and it's a tie in Michigan. 

Making matters worse for Biden: They're all states he won in 2020, except for North Carolina. All of Trump's leads are within the margin of error for those states, but his cumulative advantage across the seven swing states is a significant 4-point lead — outside the poll's 1-point margin of error.

Voters Aren't Buying 'Bidenomics'
Underlying Biden's swing-state woes is a trust deficit on economic issues. Voters in those states favor Trump over Biden on the economy by a 14-point margin. Inflation was the most important economic issue for voters, especially women, blue-collar workers and retirees.

Biden's attempt to brand his economic platform as "Bidenomics" isn't working. Almost twice as many voters say Bidenomics is bad for the economy compared to those who say it's good. Independents are even more likely to view it negatively.

Trump is gaining popularity among union households, encroaching on one of Biden's strengths.

[DKG]

Rep. Dean Phillips is running to be the Democratic nominee for president in 2024, he announced on CBS News on Friday morning.

The three-term Minnesota congressman will challenge President Joe Biden for the Democratic nomination in 2024 -- a move that moves the moderate to the fringes of the party as he battles the well-funded and establishment-backed incumbent.

[Garraty_47]

Rep. Dean Phillips is running to be the Democratic nominee for president in 2024, he announced on CBS News on Friday morning.

The three-term Minnesota congressman will challenge President Joe Biden for the Democratic nomination in 2024 -- a move that moves the moderate to the fringes of the party as he battles the well-funded and establishment-backed incumbent.

Why bother?
No debates, rigged primary sequence, etc. only proves that any "challenge" to Biden is an exercise in futility.

The only way for democrats to have a chance is to kick Biden/Harris off the ticket and replace them with another hand-picked duo who no doubt will be almost as unpalatable but at least have *different* baggage.

And when I say "a chance" I only mean not 100% fucked.

Call it... 90% fucked.

LoL