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I wouldn’t be so cavalier if I were you. Can you find an example of any president ever winning re-election with such poor approval?.....
Trump is not running until 2020. (And may not run then)
Neither is Senator David Perdue.
Neither is Senator Johnny Isakson.
None of the four (D) US Representatives are threatened, but some of the TEN (R) representatives might be.
So put your pom-poms away.
Being a Democrat is about seizing power; being a Republican is about solving problems.
These polls are useless so early out. They are only used to fund raise by the Dems. "We can do it! We can get rid of Trump! SEND MONEY NOW!" Hey, maybe they should edit their pitch to "You have extra money to send us because of your new tax cut!"
Trump is not running until 2020. (And may not run then)
Neither is Senator David Perdue.
Neither is Senator Johnny Isakson.
None of the four (D) US Representatives are threatened, but some of the TEN (R) representatives might be.
So put your pom-poms away.
Being a Democrat is about seizing power; being a Republican is about solving problems.
Really? And, what problems have been solved by republicans in the last, what is it now - 7 years?
I wouldn’t be so cavalier if I were you. Can you find an example of any president ever winning re-election with such poor approval?
And we’ve seen that sometimes candidates can be so terrible, and so unacceptable to the majority of voters, that essentially anyone could in fact beat them.
George Bush. And He only has poor approval of those polled, which is probably 80% Liberal.
I wouldn’t be so cavalier if I were you. Can you find an example of any president ever winning re-election with such poor approval?
And we’ve seen that sometimes candidates can be so terrible, and so unacceptable to the majority of voters, that essentially anyone could in fact beat them.
The one thing people are forgetting or choosing not to remember is: most of these polls are based more on personal dislike or likability and not really on performance. When it comes to going to a person's pulling place and actually marking a ballot let us hope people do not vote based on someone's personality but on their achievements.
The AJC poll also stated shortly before the election that Jon Ossoff was leading by 7 points over republican Karen Handle. Jon Ossof was handily beaten.
George Bush. And He only has poor approval of those polled, which is probably 80% Liberal.
George Bush's approval rating was 53% on the day he was re elected.
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