11% of Republicans in the Iowa Caucus Said They Will Vote For Biden. In Other Words, Trump CANNOT Win The 2024 Election.
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Thanos
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Trump is going to lose badly to Biden....and then you'll cry about Biden cheating like a little *****.
Just like Trump is barely beating worthless Haley in New Hampshire tonight.
Yeah, Trump is a badly damaged candidate. He can't beat Biden.
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We already know what your fantasies are, and they have nothing to do with the facts, those things you claim you follow.
Oldestyle
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Why would you waste the time to impeach someone in the House when you know that the Senate will NEVER convict? The Democrats did that twice. What did it accomplish?
There's is only one reason for the House to impeach Biden and that's because the Merrick Garland DOJ is so corrupt that it's a given that they will never investigate the Biden family for corruption. The only way the public will ever know what the Biden's have been doing for all these years is if the GOP House does it's own investigation.
Oldestyle
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Trump just won Iowa and New Hampshire by historic margins! I hate to break this to you, Markle but Trump is getting stronger by the day and Joe Biden is getting weaker.
Markle
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What are you talking about? I responded to Thanos...
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Huh? He won by 12 points. He won by 20 points in 2016. Meanwhile, Biden won New Hampshire and he wasn't even on the ballot.
Now that's historic.
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Is it possible you miss this paragraph in your own link?11% of Republicans in the Iowa Caucus said they will vote for Biden.
If this remains the case nationwide, then that basically means Trump has NO chance to win in November.
That will give Biden at least an extra 2% - 3% of the vote nationwide, which will be just too much for Trump to overcome.
Biden will defeat Trump in November by a larger margin than he did in 2020.
Almost half of Haley supporters say they would vote for Biden over Trump: Iowa poll
Just under half of likely Iowa GOP caucusgoers who support former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley indicated that they would make a crossover to the Democratic party, saying that they would rather vote …thehill.com
Overall, 71 percent of likely GOP caucusgoers said they would vote for Trump in 2024, while only 11 percent said they would vote for Biden.
justoffal
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Which at this point represent a very large percentage of younger Democratic voters
Faun
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11% of Republicans from that state say they will vote for Biden. You think that's a good sign for Trump??
justoffal
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I dunno seems like a typical number from the election season to election season. I remember hearing the same thing about Bush.
Oldestyle
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LOL...De Santis put all of his money into Iowa...Haley put all of hers into New Hampshire...both lost to Trump by over ten points. Nobody has won both Iowa and New Hampshire in over 40 years. Trump is ahead of Haley by over 30 points in her home State, Faun! How you can spin that to Trump not steamrolling his was to the nomination is beyond me but feel free! Who was Biden running against in New Hampshire? If you think that was a big win for him you're delusional. Some guy I've never heard of got 20% of the Democrat - Independent vote in NH. 20% voted for some guy nobody has heard of over Joe Biden. That's a freaking disaster for Biden!Huh? He won by 12 points. He won by 20 points in 2016. Meanwhile, Biden won New Hampshire and he wasn't even on the ballot.
Now that's historic.
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Not typical at all. In 2020, only 5% of Republicans voted for Biden. And that was 4 million votes.
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DeSantis dropped out and endorsed Trump before election day. And again, with even more people in the race in 2016, Trump win NH by an even bigger margin. Don't your arms ever tire from shaking your pom-poms?
As far as winning the GOP nomination, I've said all along Trump would win easily. The Qult runs deep among is acolytes.
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justoffal
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Well yeah nationally...Iowa is Iowa....I don't necessarily buy into it as a precursor. I still remain unconvinced that Biden has lost any of his base from last time. Base voters don't migrate even if they're pissed. Also it's been 40 years since someone won both Iowa and New Hampshire if I remember correctly.
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Dagosa
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Are you still confusing the formula for average with your dissertation on quartiles ? You should change it.
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You bozos have a plethora of deniable monsters in your closet. It literally makes the right insane. You need a list ?
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