Congratulations.
You're one of the ≤ 4% of GOP polls show disapprove of Donald Trump.
Pretty silly.
Even with challengers on just 8 state ballots, Obama's total % of the natl pop primary vote was the lowest of any incumbent since 1992 when Pat Buchanan challenged H. W. Bush.
You're one of the ≤ 4% of GOP polls show disapprove of Donald Trump.
Pretty silly.
Even with challengers on just 8 state ballots, Obama's total % of the natl pop primary vote was the lowest of any incumbent since 1992 when Pat Buchanan challenged H. W. Bush.
Yet, Barack Obama went on to clobber Mitt Romney, despite the weakest uncontested primary performance in two decades, and despite being the FIRST and ONLY incumbent to win re-election with less electoral votes and a smaller share of the popular vote.
Point being, Democrats should vote their conscience, for whomever they support just like Republicans did in 2015 and 2016.
Don't let ridiculous propaganda, favor articles like that tell you for whom to vote. They're not representative of the population.
Don't let ridiculous propaganda, favor articles like that tell you for whom to vote. They're not representative of the population.
Which circles me back to something we've discussed before.
I've been looking toward 2020 to tell me whether Democratic voters are capable of the same independence we saw from GOP (even Indies) in 2015-16.
Big Media still appear to have enormous influence over Democrats' vote.
I've been looking toward 2020 to tell me whether Democratic voters are capable of the same independence we saw from GOP (even Indies) in 2015-16.
Big Media still appear to have enormous influence over Democrats' vote.
The same goes for the influence of big money.
Republicans and Indies simply were not influenced by big money and big media in 2016.
With Democrats, the polls move with the flavor of the month and both Michael Bloomberg and Tom Steyer appear able to buy at least some votes.
Republicans and Indies simply were not influenced by big money and big media in 2016.
With Democrats, the polls move with the flavor of the month and both Michael Bloomberg and Tom Steyer appear able to buy at least some votes.
