Do people really think Kamala has a worse chance, in any way that’s statistically significant, to beat Trump versus Biden? She polls better than Biden in most swing states, and the Dems have raised $30m today since Joe dropped out. Pretty clear people—whatever they thought about Biden—weren’t enthused about a weekend at Bernie’s campaign/presidency.
Do people really think Kamala has a worse chance, in any way that’s statistically significant, to beat Trump versus Biden? She polls better than Biden in most swing states, and the Dems have raised $30m today since Joe dropped out. Pretty clear people—whatever they thought about Biden—weren’t enthused about a weekend at Bernie’s campaign/presidency.
I think they (rightly) (well, mostly rightly) think that Biden was a very good President. For Americans. But to me it seems more based on past accomplishments than future prospects. I don't think a large part of that contingent can hold both that Biden has been mostly a good President (yes I know I KNOW) and that he's clearly past his Sell-By date. Those are not mutually exclusive concepts.
Do people really think Kamala has a worse chance, in any way that’s statistically significant, to beat Trump versus Biden? She polls better than Biden in most swing states, and the Dems have raised $30m today since Joe dropped out. Pretty clear people—whatever they thought about Biden—weren’t enthused about a weekend at Bernie’s campaign/presidency.
I think they (rightly) (well, mostly rightly) think that Biden was a very good President. For Americans. But to me it seems more based on past accomplishments than future prospects. I don't think a large part of that contingent can hold both that Biden has been mostly a good President (yes I know I KNOW) and that he's clearly past his Sell-By date. Those are not mutually exclusive concepts.