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The [fake] Biden administration has invested more than $50 million taxpayer dollars into censoring Americans citizens who spread "misinformation".
But sleepy Joe was the biggest spreader of misinformation of all.
And they sucked this senile pants shitter off like they did their dwarf deity Fauci .
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In addition to long prison sentences, should Pedos be forced to return their Emmy's, Grammy's and other awards like Olympic gold medals and Super Bowl rings?
to run again for the office or for that matter ANY office??
As the sbd would say, I AM RIGHT AGAIN in my prediction that Lenny would run for the hills rather than have the
Chris Wallace’s new CNN show is called Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace? but they should change it to Who’s Watching Chris Wallace?
Of course, the answer to that question is, not many people.
balls to respond to what I am asked!!
The obvious difference is that I am in fact right whereas he is and never has been right about anything!!
For Lenny in instances like this, I am to him what kryptonite is to Superman when it comes to asking questions about whether
he agrees with sbd on certain matters!! lol
COME ON, WIMP-SHOW US THAT YOU ARE A MAN WHO HAS THE COURGAGE OF HIS OWN CONVICTIONS, OR AS
IS THE CASE NOW, ONE WHO FLEES THE SCENE AT FIRST SIGN OF ADVERSITY, WHICH IS WHAT ALL GUTLESS
COWARDS/BULLIES DO!!
The difference between you, Lenny and me can be summed up this way:
If for example wilbur and I, who both mutually despise Trump, disagreed whether abortion and gay marriage is ok/ should be permitted,
(I am against both) and someone asked me whether I agreed with wilbur's view, I wouldn't run away and hide as you
do in the fear of offending wilbur!!
Unlike you, I would have enough confidence in myself to simply state that I did not agree and give reasons why not if the person
who posted the question wanted to know why.
I would consider running away and ignoring the question as you do beneath my dignity!!
Donald Trump's Support Among Republicans Falls to Lowest Point Ever
Story by Aleks Phillips • 5h ago947123297 Comment
Voters uneasy about Biden, Trump 2024 candidacies, NBC News poll shows
A precis of the poll, conducted by North Star Opinion Research and released on Tuesday, said that Trump remained a "formidable force" with a caucus of voters who would stick with him, even if he were an independent.
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However, a majority of Republican voters would not like to see him as the party's presidential candidate in 2024.
According to YouGov polling, on behalf of British weekly newspaper The Economist, Trump's approval for the presidency was already falling in the latter part of 2022, from 56 percent in September who wanted him to run for the office to 46 percent in December.
In October, a survey by the Pew Research Center found that warm feelings towards the former president among conservative Republicans had declined by 7 percent since July 2021.
Trump is one of two candidates to have so far officially declared their candidacy for the Republican nomination for president; the other is Corey Stapleton, the former secretary of state for Montana. However, the polling took into account the likely candidacy of Ron DeSantis, the governor of Florida.
The latest poll, conducted between January 16 and January 21, found that DeSantis holds a "substantial" lead in three different tests with differing numbers of primary candidates. If Republican voters had to choose between Trump and DeSantis, 52 percent would back DeSantis, and 30 percent Trump.
In a contest involving the two, plus another candidate, as well as a 10-way race for the nomination, Trump pulls in 28 percent of the vote in both cases, the poll found.
The survey appears to show that Trump's persona and behavior are having the largest impact on Republican voters' sentiment towards him, as well as his age.
"Resistance to a Trump candidacy in 2024 is centered not on his policy positions or on his record as President, but on his personal characteristics," North Star researchers wrote to Sarah Longwell, a GOP political strategist, and Gunner Ramer, political director of the Republican Accountability Project.
Commentators have already pointed to the former president's fixation on claims that the 2020 election was somehow rigged as a reason for the poor performance of Trump-endorsed candidates in the 2022 midterm elections.
The survey found that a majority of Republican primary voters would like a different candidate, either because they believe he cannot win in 2024 or because "they think he is too focused on the past rather than the future."
The pollsters wrote that Trump has a "lock" on 30 percent of the Republican vote in the primaries, with 28 percent saying they would support him, even if he ran as an independent.
"In this scenario, 2024 would be a replay of the 1912 Presidential election, with former Republican President Teddy Roosevelt running as the Bull Moose Party candidate against Republican nominee William Howard Taft and Democratic nominee Woodrow Wilson, splitting the Republican vote and ensuring that the Democrat Wilson would win the election," they wrote.
Republican Florida Governor Ron DeSantis speaks at the Republican Jewish Coalition Annual Leadership Meeting in Las Vegas, Nevada, on November 19, 2022. Though he has yet to announce, DeSantis is preferred by Republican voters as their nominee for the presidency. Wade Vandervort/AFP via Getty Images© Wade Vandervort/AFP via Getty Images
In that contest, Taft and Roosevelt gained more votes combined than Wilson, but due to the split vote, Wilson was elected with 435 electoral college votes to 88 for Roosevelt, and just 8 for incumbent Taft.
Joe Biden has yet to declare formally his intention to run for re-election, but said after the November midterms that it was his "intention" to do so.
He may have been buoyed by the election results, which saw a stronger-than-expected showing for the Democrats. However, most of them feel that the president—already the most senior in U.S. history—is too old to run again, according to a July 2022 poll by Siena College for the New York Times.
North Star noted that its poll, of 1,000 Republican primary voters, was reflective of the wider party, with 93 percent of respondents being white and 85 percent having voted for Trump in 2020.
The big entertainment is going to see you and your two fellow dreamers squirm when/not id when you realize that Trump is
done for good, which is already well on its way to happening, and your inability no matter what you try to do to try to deny it!!
I am still waiting but not holding my breath for you to respond to my questions re: earlier!!
I never predicted that.
But again I have never been more confident in MY LIFE that he will ever be POTUS again and just a shade less confident
that he won't be the Republican nominee for POTUS!!
However, I do believe that there is at the moment around a 1/3 chance that he will run as a third-party candidate!!
