Quote (TidsL @ 1 Apr 2024 03:58)

What are the latest and different ratings trump Vs biden vs rfk jr, and who do you think or is it considered rfk jr takes the most votes from? trump or Biden?

Quote (Black XistenZ @ Apr 1 2024 10:29pm)

RFK Jr just picked a well-known far-left activist as his running mate. And his famous last name might pull some VERY low info dem-leaning voters. So all in all, I'd say he takes more votes from Biden than Trump.

Consider two types of swing voters:
Type A: left-leaning voters who are pissed off about Biden, don't want to vote for him, but absolutely cannot bring themselves to vote for Trump.
Type B: right-leaning voters who are dissatisfied with Trump, don't want to vote for him, but absolutely cannot bring themselves to vote for Biden.

I'd argue that there are far more voters of Type A than of Type B, and RFK Jr offers them an alternative.

Quote (Prox1m1ty @ 2 Apr 2024 00:16)

Isn't she a billionaire and massive donater to his campaign?

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Quote (TiStuff @ Apr 2 2024 11:15pm)

what a fraud
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lt4nQAT8Q_I