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Originally Posted by SoundgardenRocks
Well, Rasmusen now reports that Donald Trump has a 51% approval rating.
I take it with a grain of salt - they're typically more favorable to Trump than other polling agencies - but they were closer to correct about their 2016 election predictions than almost any other polling place.
CNN's recent poll shows Trump only a point behind in most battleground states
I think Biden's pick of Kamala won't really endear the ticket to moderates. At the Democratic National Convetion, they gave Republicans more speaking time than the left-leaning sect of their party. They're trying to pivot to the center with these Republican speakers but I don't think they're going to win moderates with warmongering liars like Colin Powell.
I still think Trump is going to win. And the corporate Dems won't mind. They'll be able to be the opposition party for four more years and raise more money as a result to go all in and fight during the midterms and the Presidential election of 2024.
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Yes, the race is narrowing, Soundgarden. Your second link has this link inside it, which is good for giving the polling stats on a head-to-head matchup between Biden and Trump:-
https://edition.cnn.com/election/202...idential-polls
The first number to jump out is their poll of polls number:
Biden : 51%
Trump: 42%
Maybe it's wishful thinking, but I still see plenty of hope for a Biden win.