All Things Trump: the story continues...

[Sean Hayden]

He was here yesterday. I thought about going to the rally. But why waste an opportunity to do just about anything else?

[rainbow]

He was here yesterday. I thought about going to the rally. But why waste an opportunity to do just about anything else?

...and miss a chance to dress up in a bison suit?

[Tero]

Violence is peefectly OK and Mike Pence was legally allowed to name Trump the winner. Why else would they propose laws to prevent the VP from doing it?
https://www.cnn.com/2022/01/31/politics ... index.html

[Sean Hayden]

He was here yesterday. I thought about going to the rally. But why waste an opportunity to do just about anything else?

...and miss a chance to dress up in a bison suit?

You know temptation...

[Tero]

[Tero]

Trump has more money than his party. He will win that 2020 election some day.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/02/01/politics ... index.html

[Tero]

Trump:The totally overrated Mike Pence was so not even my first choice for VP, ok… he was totally weak in Indiana and totally weak as the Vice President. Many people, the best people, said I could have won even bigger in 2020 without Pussy Pence on the ticket.
What a loser.
RINO.
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[Tero]

Anti Trumpers have not changed. Independents don't care, so the uptick is Republicans. Trump base will not change.

[Hermit]

Anti Trumpers have not changed. Independents don't care, so the uptick is Republicans. Trump base will not change.

That track finishes on the 20th January 2020. Trump's popularity has improved since then.

This chart (also from 538) takes the polling up to the end of October 2021.

[Tero]

OK

[Tero]

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[Sean Hayden]

[Tero]

[Joe]

Wishful thinking?

Trump’s Falling Star
Joe Biden’s approval ratings may have slipped, but that doesn’t mean voters are nostalgic for Donald Trump.

His favorability ratings are well underwater, and key voter groups that propelled him to the White House have soured on him. Twice as many people say they'd be less likely to vote for a congressional candidate endorsed by him, compared to those who say they'd be more likely to vote for the down-ticket contenders. In a hypothetical rematch in 2024, he'd lose to his 2020 opponent.

The numbers are not looking good right now for Donald Trump, whose iron grip over the Republican Party appears to be weakening. And while the former president still has substantial influence with party brass – witnessed by the Republican National Committee censuring two lawmakers participating in the investigation of the Jan. 6 insurrection – Trump's power is not what it once was, experts and pollsters say.

"No nostalgia for the Trump years is a good way of putting it," says Charles Franklin, director of the Marquette Law School Poll. While some Democrats have been unhappy with President Joe Biden of late, "what those Democrats haven't done is decided they voted for the wrong guy," Franklin says.

A January Marquette poll, in fact, found that Biden would best Trump, 53% to 43%, in a hypothetical 2024 rematch.

[JimC]

A January Marquette poll, in fact, found that Biden would best Trump, 53% to 43%, in a hypothetical 2024 rematch.

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