Trump is winning big with his base, but there’s no sign that he's broadening support
Trump is winning big with his base, but there’s no sign that he's broadening support
Donald Trump appears close to invincible in the early Republican primaries and caucuses, but his strength among general election voters remains unclear.
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Meanwhile Biden is losing support, so it doesn't matter if trump just stays the same.
Biden only has 4% on Biden in the 18-34 demo, which is a lot more about Biden's inaction than trump.
https://www.axios.com/2024/02/26/biden-trump-gen-z-millennial-poll
The danger has never been trump gaining voters, it's that Biden is so shit and ignoring the majority of Dem voters that it might depress turnout so much Trump's base could be enough like it was in 2016.
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Downright eager to.
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You misunderstand. Party leadership is downright eager to alienate the electorate again like they did in 2016.
And they're doing a fantastic job.
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That account is barely a week old and posts obsessively...
That's usually means it's someone who has already been banned a few times and has to keep making accounts.
It's best just to block them. They'll have a new account in a week most likely anyways
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they're not trying to silence you. they're encouraging people to ignore you. an attempt to silence would be like reporting every comment as "misinformation" or something.
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i thought i was already blocked: https://lemm.ee/comment/9631610
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People only turn up to vote against something... that's the real problem Biden has. Th old say 'you run using poetry, you govern using prose', is apt. Ironically it'll be the anger over Gaza, that will keep the Democratic base home, and if Trump wins he'll claim half of Gaza for himself.
That's like saying a shit sandwich is the most popular meal, and not mentioning there's nothing else to eat.
Lots of people don't turn up to vote, they want something to vote for.
That's how Obama won red states his first election