Presidential election 2024 reminds me of the slow motion train wreck in Spielberg’s movie, Super 8. Don’t remember if there was a happy ending in that one.
I think your analysis is spot on. Trump might pick up Georgia and Arizona. He will bite the dust in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. Unions and the Republican gaffes on abortion will do him in. People are looking for a chance to vote against Joe Biden, but Trump will not offer that in traditional blue states.
I imagine getting a more accurate/representative view would require polling not by political party affiliation but instead the more generic liberal/moderate/conservative groupings.
What kind of judgment does it show to pull an all-nighter (which I seriously doubt) and then have a press conference immediately afterwards? It’s dubious that happened especially since the WH press staff has formally limited Biden public events from 10am-4pm. No way would aides allow a public appearance after an all-nighter (I doubt Biden could do an all-nighter...or Trump for that matter).
Be mindful that Benjamin Franklin was the oldest delegate to the Constitutional Convention at age 81 and while he died at age 84, had he had the benefit of today's medical science, he may have lived well into his 90s.
Presidential election 2024 reminds me of the slow motion train wreck in Spielberg’s movie, Super 8. Don’t remember if there was a happy ending in that one.
I think your analysis is spot on. Trump might pick up Georgia and Arizona. He will bite the dust in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. Unions and the Republican gaffes on abortion will do him in. People are looking for a chance to vote against Joe Biden, but Trump will not offer that in traditional blue states.
If Trump is on the general election ballot and wins Georgia, I will eat a hat.
I’m not saying you’re wrong, but I am saying that we should bookmark this for a possible post-election video podcast.
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A couple notes and a question:
Trump is also old: he's all of 3 years younger than Biden.
Biden spent a week traveling and working, and as noted by one Fox News reporter - pulled an all-nighter in Vietnam.
How many non-Trump GOPers have left the party, and are polls showing a smaller more concentrated GOP (thus the high level of support)?
Perception is that Trump is still vigorous, and especially so compared to Biden. This is baked in, even when Biden pulls all nighters.
Would be interested in knowing if the polls consider wider GOP view.
I imagine getting a more accurate/representative view would require polling not by political party affiliation but instead the more generic liberal/moderate/conservative groupings.
What kind of judgment does it show to pull an all-nighter (which I seriously doubt) and then have a press conference immediately afterwards? It’s dubious that happened especially since the WH press staff has formally limited Biden public events from 10am-4pm. No way would aides allow a public appearance after an all-nighter (I doubt Biden could do an all-nighter...or Trump for that matter).
That's what Peter Doocy said: clip and a bit of a write-up at https://www.the-independent.com/news/world/americas/us-politics/fox-doocy-biden-all-nighter-b2409268.html.
Be mindful that Benjamin Franklin was the oldest delegate to the Constitutional Convention at age 81 and while he died at age 84, had he had the benefit of today's medical science, he may have lived well into his 90s.
He was also sharp as a tack to the day he died. Some age better than others, mentally.