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CW5 Jack Cardwell
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Thanks for the post. SGT (Join to see)
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CPL Douglas Chrysler
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So, the democrats like Booker's anti gun plan. How can they keep investigating the President for doing right by the country while continue to commit treason.
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While they continue to commit treason.
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I don't think a sub-50% approval rating qualifies as "strong" without context.
It is better than Obama was at this point by a bit, but that was in the aftermath of Obamacare being passed and the country was in revolt over it.
It is stronger than the Democrats would hope after all of that Mueller report circus.
But a 46% approval rating for an incumbent is a dangerous number for his chances, and disapproval numbers are close to that or higher, and have been throughout his term.
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1SG, I recall a few weeks back you predicted Sen. Kamala Harris gets the nomination. How do you feel now with Biden coasting along? He’s getting a lot of love from the media.
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SGT (Join to see) - There is a lot of road to hoe yet. We get our first debate next month. That will sort this out some.
For what it is worth, I would say that a lot of this Biden love is because he is the newest, shiniest candidate and as such people are all "OOOO" over him. Same thing happened with Beto and Buttigieg a couple months ago.
At the end of the day, it comes down to fundraising and organizing. Bernie and Kamala have significant advantages there, and Biden has a history of not doing well in this area. He must secure Obama's network for him to take off, and that doesn't seem forthcoming.
I stand by my prediction unless something comes up that changes it. Sen Harris' hold on California is a very significant advantage both for it's early primary and fund-raising potential.
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