Trump Is the Consensus Candidate Trump’s widening lead in the polls While Bribed Demented Open Borders Joe is becoming more and more an element of division for Dems, Trump is more and more being widely viewed as the Consensus Candidate. 'A new Harvard-Harris poll conducted this week gives Trump a six-point lead (48 percent to 42 percent) over Biden in a general-election matchup.' CRITICAL INDEPENDENTS 'Trump leads (42 percent to 39 percent) among independent voters, which is an important factor of his advantage over Biden. Whichever candidate carries independents will likely win the general election. Trump’s advantage here bodes well for his general-election campaign.' Trump is uniting Republicans in a way that Bribed Demented Open Borders Joe is not. 'Trump wins the support of 90 percent of Republican voters, among whom only 5 percent say they will vote for Biden. At the same time, Biden wins just 82 percent of Democratic voters, and 12 percent say they will vote for Trump. Trump is the consensus candidate and Biden the divisive one. (Other recent polls point to the same conclusion.)' Haley's Numbers were inflated by Democrat voters, voting strategically in a failed attempt to prevent a Trump Consensus Candidacy. Bribed Demented Joe has fallen and he can't get up: '62 percent of voters in the Harris poll say the country is on the wrong track under Biden, compared to 32 percent who think it is on the right track. Biden’s popularity remains underwater, with more than 50 percent of voters expressing disapproval of his record. The two most important issues according to voters are immigration and inflation—the two issues where Trump racks up the largest advantage over Biden. In addition, some 59 percent of voters, and 32 percent of Democrats, doubt that Biden is mentally fit to hold the presidential office.' And there you have it. Please discuss.
A new Harvard CAPS/Harris poll recently asked, "Do you think Donald Trump is someone who will shake up the country for the better or do you think he is a danger to democracy and will hopelessly divide the country if elected?" 'A shocking — and walloping — 65% of Gen Zers polled said Trump would shake things up for the better, while 35% thought him to be a "danger to democracy."' 'Every age group except those 65 years and older believes Trump will shake things up for the good, but the Gen Z group went in for Trump by the largest margin.' Consensus Trump is the most favorably viewed political person in America today.
