Lots of dumbfucks on lemmy denying an obvious and monumental problem.
Why does bidens 43% say margin for error lol
Who gives a shit about polls. They aren’t accurate and are biased. Just go and vote in November!
An individual poll might be but agreggate polls definitely can show a trend. The trend is not good for Biden. He took all the wind out of his sails last week. I’m in the anyone but trump camp but how can anyone in good faith argue with an undecided that Biden has another four years in him?
Records are great but elections are about the future.
…except the polls are wrong bc Trump is landsliding…
That debate fail doomed Biden and America.
Hopefully someone can stop worrying about Uncle Joe’s feelings and hold an intervention so it only dooms Biden.
Someone = Obama
If Barack decides to save America, it can be done by midnight EST.
But then MSM wouldnt be able to spin!
Also, these headlines makes it seem like trump won the debate when clearly everyone single person in America lost.
Bad news for everyone.
One of my former wives told me to just at least look for a little optimism, so here goes…
I think you could make an argument this might be “rock bottom” for a Democratic campaign given the media narrative over the past week.
But Trump still can’t hit 50% or get over the hump to a majority. So the one possible good takeaway is that this would indicate that if we could get our shit together, there’s hope.
I appreciate the positive viewpoint, but we also need to remember that the popular vote doesn’t decide the election. Trump won in 2016 with 46%.
A new New York Times/Siena poll finds Donald Trump leading Joe Biden nationally among registered voters by eight percentage points, 49% to 41%.
Among likely voters, Trump leads by six percentage points, 49% to 43%.
Overall, 74% of voters view Biden as too old for the job, an uptick of eight points since the debate.
Nate Cohn: “In each case, it’s a three-point shift toward Mr. Trump since the last Times/Siena survey, taken immediately before the debate.”
“Historically, a three-point shift after the first debate isn’t unusual. In fact, it’s the norm. Over the last seven presidential elections, the person generally considered the winner of the first presidential debate has gained an average of three points in post-debate polls