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Doesn’t bode well for Trump. Losing Texas would mean automatic defeat for Trump.
Trump won't lose Texas, but it will be a lot closer than it should. That alone is a good indication he is headed for defeat on Election Day.
Biden’s not going to win Texas, of course.Doesn’t bode well for Trump. Losing Texas would mean automatic defeat for Trump.
The poll showed Biden with the support of 48 percent of likely voters, compared with 45 percent for Trump. The results represent a shift from the same poll in September, when Trump led by 2 percentage points. One difference from September is that Biden has expanded his lead among Hispanic voters from 30 percentage points to 48.
But it’s a troubling indicator for Trump concerning the toss-up states – OH, NC, GA – and the states leaning Biden, AZ and FL.
With just over a week left to the end of voting, the poll numbers should have tightened by now if Trump had a realistic chance at winning reelection – they’re not; and Trump certainly shouldn’t be polling behind Biden in TX at this point, either.
Look don't start believing the lying idiots that we have seen use criminallity, treason and every unlawful trick in the book to rid us of the only president that has told the truth and fulfilled his promises. Besides who would stay in a country where you are now at war with unless you have the numbers to extinguish the trash and we do. How many vets you know that are democrats? How many service members and special forces you know that are democrats. to quote Jim Morrison "We have the right. We have the numbers. We''re going to win we are taking over." or something like that..Doesn’t bode well for Trump. Losing Texas would mean automatic defeat for Trump.
The poll showed Biden with the support of 48 percent of likely voters, compared with 45 percent for Trump. The results represent a shift from the same poll in September, when Trump led by 2 percentage points. One difference from September is that Biden has expanded his lead among Hispanic voters from 30 percentage points to 48.
yes and Trump realized that was a mistake he backed downFeb 28 trump said law enforcement should confiscated guns from people who might commit acts of violence without due process.Texas being a pro gun state will not be voting for BidenAccording to the poll, 40 percent in Texas say they have already voted
”i like taking guns away early. Take the guns first go through due process second”
Understand this. The ghettos will not only remain. But grow with Biden and the Progs. They can only tax the other peons more and do nothing else. However, social justice will expand sexually and feminist wise. The amount of males living in poverty and hopelessness will rise. And making it fertile territory for a despot to come to power using them to attain it.Yea but many detroiters who would not normally take the time to stand in line have done absentee. Trump is most worried about this. He said this is his biggest threat to a second termand Trump supporters are voting earlyOh was he that bad? Or is that just your narrative?You run with that poll then. Because the polls do show that Biden is slipping in Texas. I can only surmise after
the last debate, he'll even slip more.
Doesnt matter we already voted.
at this point, Trump was losing biggly to HillaryBiden’s not going to win Texas, of course.Doesn’t bode well for Trump. Losing Texas would mean automatic defeat for Trump.
The poll showed Biden with the support of 48 percent of likely voters, compared with 45 percent for Trump. The results represent a shift from the same poll in September, when Trump led by 2 percentage points. One difference from September is that Biden has expanded his lead among Hispanic voters from 30 percentage points to 48.
But it’s a troubling indicator for Trump concerning the toss-up states – OH, NC, GA – and the states leaning Biden, AZ and FL.
With just over a week left to the end of voting, the poll numbers should have tightened by now if Trump had a realistic chance at winning reelection – they’re not; and Trump certainly shouldn’t be polling behind Biden in TX at this point, either.
For Christ’s sake
Trump beat Hillary by 9 percent in 2016
Now, he is losing to Biden in the polls
Shouldnt even be close at this point
Doesn’t bode well for Trump. Losing Texas would mean automatic defeat for Trump.
Trump won't lose Texas, but it will be a lot closer than it should. That alone is a good indication he is headed for defeat on Election Day.
Unless widespread voter fraud can be shown, the Texas vote will not be closer than it should. It will be exactly where it should be. No doubt it could be a lot closer than expected, but if fewer Texans support Trump, the vote count should show that.
Yeah,they're gonna vote for a guy that wants to destroy the states biggest money maker.
at this point, Trump was losing biggly to HillaryBiden’s not going to win Texas, of course.Doesn’t bode well for Trump. Losing Texas would mean automatic defeat for Trump.
The poll showed Biden with the support of 48 percent of likely voters, compared with 45 percent for Trump. The results represent a shift from the same poll in September, when Trump led by 2 percentage points. One difference from September is that Biden has expanded his lead among Hispanic voters from 30 percentage points to 48.
But it’s a troubling indicator for Trump concerning the toss-up states – OH, NC, GA – and the states leaning Biden, AZ and FL.
With just over a week left to the end of voting, the poll numbers should have tightened by now if Trump had a realistic chance at winning reelection – they’re not; and Trump certainly shouldn’t be polling behind Biden in TX at this point, either.
For Christ’s sake
Trump beat Hillary by 9 percent in 2016
Now, he is losing to Biden in the polls
Shouldnt even be close at this point
Yeah, I'm sure Joe Biden's debate remarks about gutting the oil industry won't have any negative repercussions in Texas or Pennsylvania.The polls show a major shift in Texas over the last two weeks
If it holds, it would be a massive defeat for Republicans
Politico, go ahead and take out a second mortgage based on this one and place your bet.Doesn’t bode well for Trump. Losing Texas would mean automatic defeat for Trump.
The poll showed Biden with the support of 48 percent of likely voters, compared with 45 percent for Trump. The results represent a shift from the same poll in September, when Trump led by 2 percentage points. One difference from September is that Biden has expanded his lead among Hispanic voters from 30 percentage points to 48.
at this point, Trump was losing biggly to HillaryBiden’s not going to win Texas, of course.Doesn’t bode well for Trump. Losing Texas would mean automatic defeat for Trump.
The poll showed Biden with the support of 48 percent of likely voters, compared with 45 percent for Trump. The results represent a shift from the same poll in September, when Trump led by 2 percentage points. One difference from September is that Biden has expanded his lead among Hispanic voters from 30 percentage points to 48.
But it’s a troubling indicator for Trump concerning the toss-up states – OH, NC, GA – and the states leaning Biden, AZ and FL.
With just over a week left to the end of voting, the poll numbers should have tightened by now if Trump had a realistic chance at winning reelection – they’re not; and Trump certainly shouldn’t be polling behind Biden in TX at this point, either.
For Christ’s sake
Trump beat Hillary by 9 percent in 2016
Now, he is losing to Biden in the polls
Shouldnt even be close at this point
You're wetting your panties again which will make it worse when they get bunched up again.Doesn’t bode well for Trump. Losing Texas would mean automatic defeat for Trump.
The poll showed Biden with the support of 48 percent of likely voters, compared with 45 percent for Trump. The results represent a shift from the same poll in September, when Trump led by 2 percentage points. One difference from September is that Biden has expanded his lead among Hispanic voters from 30 percentage points to 48.
at this point, Trump was losing biggly to HillaryBiden’s not going to win Texas, of course.Doesn’t bode well for Trump. Losing Texas would mean automatic defeat for Trump.
The poll showed Biden with the support of 48 percent of likely voters, compared with 45 percent for Trump. The results represent a shift from the same poll in September, when Trump led by 2 percentage points. One difference from September is that Biden has expanded his lead among Hispanic voters from 30 percentage points to 48.
But it’s a troubling indicator for Trump concerning the toss-up states – OH, NC, GA – and the states leaning Biden, AZ and FL.
With just over a week left to the end of voting, the poll numbers should have tightened by now if Trump had a realistic chance at winning reelection – they’re not; and Trump certainly shouldn’t be polling behind Biden in TX at this point, either.
For Christ’s sake
Trump beat Hillary by 9 percent in 2016
Now, he is losing to Biden in the polls
Shouldnt even be close at this point
Not in Texas.
Tell ya what dummy. Why don't you slip a tooth under your pillow tonight and maybe the tooth fairy will leave you a quarter for it. You seem to belive all kinds of other friggin fairy tales so why not this one?Doesn’t bode well for Trump. Losing Texas would mean automatic defeat for Trump.
The poll showed Biden with the support of 48 percent of likely voters, compared with 45 percent for Trump. The results represent a shift from the same poll in September, when Trump led by 2 percentage points. One difference from September is that Biden has expanded his lead among Hispanic voters from 30 percentage points to 48.
at this point, Trump was losing biggly to HillaryBiden’s not going to win Texas, of course.Doesn’t bode well for Trump. Losing Texas would mean automatic defeat for Trump.
The poll showed Biden with the support of 48 percent of likely voters, compared with 45 percent for Trump. The results represent a shift from the same poll in September, when Trump led by 2 percentage points. One difference from September is that Biden has expanded his lead among Hispanic voters from 30 percentage points to 48.
But it’s a troubling indicator for Trump concerning the toss-up states – OH, NC, GA – and the states leaning Biden, AZ and FL.
With just over a week left to the end of voting, the poll numbers should have tightened by now if Trump had a realistic chance at winning reelection – they’re not; and Trump certainly shouldn’t be polling behind Biden in TX at this point, either.
For Christ’s sake
Trump beat Hillary by 9 percent in 2016
Now, he is losing to Biden in the polls
Shouldnt even be close at this point
Actually he was only behind 2.6 percent nationwide
He won Texas by 9 percent
RealClearPolitics - RCP National Average (2020 vs. 2016)
RealClearPolitics - RCP National Average (2020 vs. 2016)www.realclearpolitics.com
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Doesn’t bode well for Trump. Losing Texas would mean automatic defeat for Trump.
The poll showed Biden with the support of 48 percent of likely voters, compared with 45 percent for Trump. The results represent a shift from the same poll in September, when Trump led by 2 percentage points. One difference from September is that Biden has expanded his lead among Hispanic voters from 30 percentage points to 48.
