This is from the week before the impeachment heari
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Posted On: 11/16/2019 7:02:19 PM
This is from the week before the impeachment hearings.
Discount all of the opinions from the right or from the left.
If you think that Trump will be polling better a week from now, PM me which hallucinogens you are on and I will respond with my mailing address so that you can send me some. I'm certain that they are stronger than anything I can secure legally.
Also, disabuse yourself of the emotionalism/wishful thinking that has you believing because you don't like Dems, that pertains to a majority of the country because, well, it just fucking doesn't.
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Trump trails Biden, Warren, Sanders, Harris, Buttigieg by double-digit margins in new poll
William Cummings, USA TODAYPublished 10:31 a.m. ET Nov. 5, 2019 | Updated 1:12 p.m. ET Nov. 6, 2019
Discount all of the opinions from the right or from the left.
If you think that Trump will be polling better a week from now, PM me which hallucinogens you are on and I will respond with my mailing address so that you can send me some. I'm certain that they are stronger than anything I can secure legally.
Also, disabuse yourself of the emotionalism/wishful thinking that has you believing because you don't like Dems, that pertains to a majority of the country because, well, it just fucking doesn't.
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WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump loses in a hypothetical matchup with all the leading candidates for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, according to a Washington Post-ABC News poll released Tuesday.
Trump – who has a job approval rating 20 percentage points lower than his disapproval rating of 58% – trails by sizable margins against former Vice President Joe Biden (56%-39%); Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts (54%-39%); Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont (56%-39%); South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg (52%-41%); and Sen. Kamala Harris of California (52%-41%).
Each of those Democratic candidates performed well against Trump in a Post-ABC poll Sept. 5, and all of them expanded those leads in this week's survey.
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