US election 2024

[Thiel]

RFK is going to steal all the Mitt Romney votes. Mittens type voters wouldnt vote Trump even if they were at risk of losing all their spiritual fuck puppets in Morman Valhalla. The people that matter is ME, ME, ME!!! Yes, Me, the people who are CONservative but tend to vote third party like the Constitutional Party. People like ME who voted for H. Ross Perot TWICE! People like ME who voted third party Bush's secont term because we saw him for the filthy RINO he is. People like ME who voted third party when Juan Dela Mc Stain ran because he too was a RINO shitbag!

In full disclosure, I DID vote Romney in 2012 because I hated that dog eating nigger president and Big Mike so fucking bad. I'm willing to bet Trump gets a lot of "hate biden" votes as well.

Kennedy's support is weak. It is not so much that they like him as they dislike the two frontrunners.

As for conservative voters supporting Kennedy, that could change. Look past his opposition to vaccine mandates and they will realize he is as left wing as his uncle Ted.

[Herman]

If it were a matter of Haley v Biden, voter apathy would be rampant. I sure couldn't be arsed turning out. Haley is as much a warpig as the puppeteers of the currently serving bumblefuck.

The Make America Great Again... it might be sloganeering, but it's on point. And we've seen the fruits it bore and it was damn more palatable than when "the adults [got] back in charge".

That cunt is a politician for sale. A few years ago she was giving a populist image. Now she is a Paki version of Liz Cheney.

[Thiel]

That cunt is a politician for sale. A few years ago she was giving a populist image. Now she is a Paki version of Liz Cheney.

She is not the same person she was when she was running for governor of South Carolina.

[Herman]

Jim Crow Joe admitted Tuesday that he might not be running for re-election if Donald Trump were not running for a third time.

"If Trump wasn't running, I'm not sure I'd be running," Jim Crow Joe said.

Not only was Biden suggesting that he may have been dreaming of political retirement after serving only one term, but his comments suggest that he believes that he is not up to the task of a second term, either in terms of motivation or physical and mental fitness.

Even more significant, the admission appears to confirm what Democrats are increasingly concerned about: The Democratic Party has a succession problem. The remark strongly implies that Biden is running for re-election because the leadership of the Democratic Party does not believe the party has another candidate who could beat Trump for the White House.

Would moderate voters — those who determine general election outcomes — actually want to vote for Vice President Kamala Harris or California Gov. Gavin Newsom? Probably not, and top Democratic brass know it.

[JOE]

I bet what happens in 2024 is establishment Republicans will find a way to deny Trump the nomination

However he will run as an Independent splitting the Right Wing vote thus ensuring a Democratic victory. Therefore it's somewhat possible we could see 4 more years of 'potatohead' Biden. Not because he's popular but he wins by default

[Lokmar]

I bet what happens in 2024 is establishment Republicans will find a way to deny Trump the nomination

However he will run as an Independent splitting the Right Wing vote thus ensuring a Democratic victory. Therefore it's somewhat possible we could see 4 more years of 'potatohead' Biden. Not because he's popular but he wins by default

no.

[JOE]

no.

While he has his followers yer St trump is as unpopular inside his party than outside of it....Lokmeer!

[Lokmar]

While he has his followers yer St trump is as unpopular inside his party than outside of it....Lokmeer!

Absolutely josephine! Thats of course why he's leading DeSanctis by 37 points. BWAAAAHAHAHAHAHA! PWN3D!

[Adolf Oliver Bush]

I'm thinking DeSantis drops out before Florida. Getting assfucked in the approval ratings in his home state would be political suicide.

[DKG]

There's no way to spin it: The newest Wall Street Journal poll is nothing but bad news for President Joe Biden.

First, the survey found that Biden is a weak general election candidate. If the election were held today, Donald Trump would defeat Biden by four points, according to the poll, which surveyed registered voters. Importantly, that result is outside the poll's 2.5-point margin of error.

Moreover, Nikki Haley would crush Biden in a general election matchup by 17 points, 51% to 34%, the poll found. Such a general election result is unlikely, but it demonstrates Biden's unpopularity with voters. Ron DeSantis, meanwhile, would tie Biden in a general election matchup.

Second, voters are broadly dissatisfied with Biden's job as president. The poll found that only 37% of registered voters approve of his job — a new low in the WSJ poll for the Biden presidency — while 61% disapprove. The low approval rating is a harbinger for Biden's re-election chances because rarely can an incumbent overcome such a low number.

Third, Biden is losing on important issues. He is under water on his handling of the economy, inflation, border security, the war in Ukraine, and the war between Israel and Hamas.

Overall, the poll found that registered voters believe Biden's policies have largely hurt them, 53% to just 23% who say Biden's policies have helped them. On the other hand, voters are satisfied with Trump's policies. Nearly half of respondents, 49%, said Trump's policies helped them, compared to just 37% who said Trump's policies hurt them.

[Brent]

Nikki Haley is tied to numerous political action committees that raised more than $28 million the last time they were required to disclose. Her top donors inclued Silicone valley billionaires and prominent Democrats.

[Oerdin]

I do hope Trump wins in 2024 simply because Biden is so completely terrible.  I don't think Trump will be very effective at much of anything, he wasn't in his first term, but he at least won't actively be trying to destroy the country the way Democrats are doing.  We will need someone far better organized who can actually work the legislative and administrative rules making process to get lasting change and actually reverse the idiocy of the radical left.  Trump has no knowledge, experience, or even interest in that which is why I think DeSantis would have been better. 

The only real worry I have is that Trump might abandon Ukraine this encouraging Putin and Xi into launching even larger wars.  I also wonder if Trump would stand up to Xi to prevent Taiwan from getting over run?  Those are my biggest international worries with Trump.

[Thiel]

Trump would not have been my first choice as the GOP nominee either. Compared to any Democrat, he is a saviour.

[DKG]

Trump has a ten percent lead in Michigan. That is huge and the election is less than eleven months away.

The poll found majorities in both states — 54 percent in Georgia and 56 percent in Michigan — believe Biden's policies have worsened economic conditions as Biden struggles to sell what aides believe is a strong economy to voters.

CNN Polls: Trump leads Biden in Michigan and Georgia as broad majorities hold negative views of the current president

Former President Donald Trump has the upper hand over President Joe Biden in two critical battleground states – Michigan and Georgia – with broad majorities in both states holding negative views of the sitting president's job performance, policy positions and sharpness, according to new CNN polls conducted by SSRS.

In Georgia, a state Biden carried by a very narrow margin in 2020, registered voters say they prefer Trump (49%) over Biden (44%) for the presidency in a two-way hypothetical matchup. In Michigan, which Biden won by a wider margin, Trump has 50% support to Biden's 40%
https://news.yahoo.com/cnn-polls-trump-leads-biden-101810004.html?fr=yhssrp_catchall

[DKG]

A Bloomberg News/Morning Consult poll released this week had similarly sour results for Biden.

That survey found Biden trailing Trump in several crucial swing states: by 11 points in North Carolina, by 7 points in Georgia, by 6 points in Wisconsin, by 5 points in Nevada, by 4 points in Michigan and by 3 points in Arizona.

The results came from a hypothetical ballot that included third-party candidates Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Cornel West and Jill Stein. There was also an option for participants to choose an unlisted candidate or answer "don't know/no opinion," or choose to forgo voting altogether.

While it's unclear if any of those candidates will secure ballot access next November, it still spells trouble for Biden. The president won each of those states over Trump in 2020 except for North Carolina, and Trump would only need to flip a few of those states to win the 270 electoral votes needed to secure the presidency.
https://news.yahoo.com/trump-takes-significant-polling-lead-110000963.html?fr=yhssrp_catchall

If Trump can flip a few of these states, he gets back into the White House.