General Election 2024 Biden vs Trump (2 Viewers)

[SteveSBrickNJ]

As we head toward the summer and the National Party Conventions, it might be handy to have a thread focused on the upcoming matchup of current President Biden vs Former President Trump.
As of April 28,2024 , CNN's poll shows Trump leading. Yet polls are not always accurate and they are constantly changing.
Feel free to use this thread for all things relating to Biden vs Trump.
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CNN Poll: Trump maintains lead over Biden in 2024 matchup as views on their presidencies diverge

Donald Trump continues to hold an advantage over President Joe Biden as the campaign – and Trump’s criminal trial – move forward, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS. And in the coming rematch, opinions about the first term of each man vying for a second four years in the White House...

www.yahoo.com

 

[Optimus Prime]

Roger Stone secret recording sparks fury

The top GOP consultant was heard describing plans to use judges to challenge the 2024 election results for Donald Trump.

www.newsweek.com

 

[Taurus]

But it's not about winning the election. Screw the election, it's about taking the office anyway.

 

[MT15]

But it's not about winning the election. Screw the election, it's about taking the office anyway.

That’s the big takeaway. They will use judges and courts to change the outcome.

 

[Optimus Prime]

This article just encapsulates all of the stupidest things about politics. Biden tried to give black farmers loan forgiveness.

Trump's top policy aide Stephen Miller sued to stop it because he said it was anti-white discrimination.

He succeeded and the program was stopped.

This voter was so frustrated that the program was stopped, that he's gonna vote for Trump.

 

[SaintForLife]

Trump obviously isn't going to win NY, but its not a good sign for Biden that Trump is only down 8 compared to a year ago when he was up 22.

 

[J-DONK]

Trump obviously isn't going to win NY, but its not a good sign for Biden that Trump is only down 8 compared to a year ago when he was up 22.

Trump has been loosing ground. I surprised you didn't post the Iowa poll.

Donald Trump hit by devastating poll from Fox News

Joe Biden is ahead of his Republican rival for the first time this year.

www.newsweek.com

A survey of 1,095 registered voters from the conservative news network showed that Biden is leading his presumptive Republican rival by two points (50 percent to 48 percent).

In a previous Fox News poll from May, Trump was leading Biden by one point (49 percent to 48 percent). The former president was also enjoying a five-point lead over Biden in March (50 percent to 45 percent),

According to Fox news own polling:

March: 50 Trump 45 Biden
May: 49 Trump 48 Biden
June: 48 Trump 50 Biden

 

[SaintForLife]

Trump has been loosing ground. I surprised you didn't post the Iowa poll.

Donald Trump hit by devastating poll from Fox News

Joe Biden is ahead of his Republican rival for the first time this year.

www.newsweek.com

According to Fox news own polling:

March: 50 Trump 45 Biden
May: 49 Trump 48 Biden
June: 48 Trump 50 Biden

I posted this Iowa poll Tuesday from the most reputable pollster.

Trump is up 18.

 

[bird]

Trump obviously isn't going to win NY, but its not a good sign for Biden that Trump is only down 8 compared to a year ago when he was up 22.

Not a good sign that Trump is underwater on 5 polls.

Why do you hate America?

 

[MT15]

Moody’s weighs in on whose economic plan is better for the country.

 

[Optimus Prime]

God’s army is on the march. And many of its foot soldiers are wearing “Make America great again” regalia, sensing that their unlikely standard-bearer, former US president Donald Trump, is once again close to the promised land.

“I do not believe that America can survive another four years of Joe Biden,” Ralph Reed, founder and chair of the Faith & Freedom Coalition, told a gathering of the religious right in Washington on Friday. “I haven’t felt this way since Jimmy Carter was president.” The audience burst into knowing laughter.

Reed promised they would knock on 10m doors of Christian and conservative voters in every battleground state, make 10m phone calls, send 25m text messages and put 30m voter guides in 113,000 churches, producing “the biggest turnout of Christian voters in American history”.

The election result will be clear, he added. “This time there aren’t gonna need to be any lawsuits. We’re not going to have to go to court and we’re not going to have to wait until 2.30 in the morning for Donald Trump to declare victory. He’s going to do it at 9 o’clock at night!”

With Trump running ahead of Biden in many swing state polls, religious right voters scent a historic opportunity to impose a radical agenda that could ban abortion nationwide, curb LGBTQ+ rights and blur the separation of church and state. At Friday’s conference, speaker after speaker framed it as righteous crusade and the only way to resist a tide of liberal secularism sweeping America.

Ben Carson, a former housing secretary in Trump’s first term, praised Republican-dominated Louisiana for becoming the first state to require that the Ten Commandments be displayed in every government school classroom.

“Aren’t you glad that yesterday the governor of Louisiana signed into law – put the Ten Commandments back in the schools?” he said to cheers and applause before warning of a 60-year communist project to change America by taking over schools, churches and Hollywood and removing God from the public square.

Josh Hawley, a Republican senator for Missouri, warned of a “radical anti-faith agenda” gripping the country. He said: “Who’s dividing America is the radical left and that’s why I say to you we don’t need less Christian influence in our society, we don’t need less Christian witness in our society; we need more in every part of government, in every part of society.”……..

In Trump we trust: religious right on crusade to make their man president

America’s evangelicals sense a chance to impose a radical agenda and resist what they see as a tide of liberal secularism

www.theguardian.com

 

[MT15]

God’s army is on the march. And many of its foot soldiers are wearing “Make America great again” regalia, sensing that their unlikely standard-bearer, former US president Donald Trump, is once again close to the promised land.

“I do not believe that America can survive another four years of Joe Biden,” Ralph Reed, founder and chair of the Faith & Freedom Coalition, told a gathering of the religious right in Washington on Friday. “I haven’t felt this way since Jimmy Carter was president.” The audience burst into knowing laughter.

Reed promised they would knock on 10m doors of Christian and conservative voters in every battleground state, make 10m phone calls, send 25m text messages and put 30m voter guides in 113,000 churches, producing “the biggest turnout of Christian voters in American history”.

The election result will be clear, he added. “This time there aren’t gonna need to be any lawsuits. We’re not going to have to go to court and we’re not going to have to wait until 2.30 in the morning for Donald Trump to declare victory. He’s going to do it at 9 o’clock at night!”

With Trump running ahead of Biden in many swing state polls, religious right voters scent a historic opportunity to impose a radical agenda that could ban abortion nationwide, curb LGBTQ+ rights and blur the separation of church and state. At Friday’s conference, speaker after speaker framed it as righteous crusade and the only way to resist a tide of liberal secularism sweeping America.

Ben Carson, a former housing secretary in Trump’s first term, praised Republican-dominated Louisiana for becoming the first state to require that the Ten Commandments be displayed in every government school classroom.

“Aren’t you glad that yesterday the governor of Louisiana signed into law – put the Ten Commandments back in the schools?” he said to cheers and applause before warning of a 60-year communist project to change America by taking over schools, churches and Hollywood and removing God from the public square.

Josh Hawley, a Republican senator for Missouri, warned of a “radical anti-faith agenda” gripping the country. He said: “Who’s dividing America is the radical left and that’s why I say to you we don’t need less Christian influence in our society, we don’t need less Christian witness in our society; we need more in every part of government, in every part of society.”……..

In Trump we trust: religious right on crusade to make their man president

America’s evangelicals sense a chance to impose a radical agenda and resist what they see as a tide of liberal secularism

www.theguardian.com

Wolves in sheeps’ clothing.

 

[superchuck500]

What the fork is this guy ever talking about?

 

[Optimus Prime]

Crooked Joe or Sleepy Joe? Donald Trumpwanted to know which nickname his supporters prefer. “That’s the first time Sleepy Joe has ever beaten Crooked Joe!” he said with surprise, after asking the crowd to make noise for each contender.

That, however, is not the branding exercise the former US president cares about most right now. On Saturday night he wanted his followers to go home with three words: Biden. Migrant. Crime.

A month after his audacious campaign stop in the Bronx, New York, Trump held his first ever campaign rally in Philadelphia, the birthplace of American democracy and another Democratic stronghold where Joe Biden won 81.4% of the vote in 2020.

He had come with a sledgehammer message: Biden’s open borders have allowed thousands of illegal immigrants to pour into America, leading to a surge of violent crime in its major cities, hurting Black and Hispanic populations the most. And in the grand tradition of “law and order” Republicans, only Trump could fix it.


“Few communities have suffered more under the Biden regime than Philadelphia,” he told thousands of supporters, many wearing “Make America great again” caps, at the event in a sports arena. “Under Crooked Joe, the City of Brotherly Love is being ravaged by bloodshed and crime.”

The rally was staged at Temple University, in a historically Black area. Trump won just 5% of the vote in precincts within a half-mile radius of Temple’s main campus in the last election, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer newspaper.

But encouraged by opinion polls, his campaign has made wooing Black and Hispanic voters, who make up more than half of Philadelphia’s population, a priority this cycle. Even small gains could make all the difference in the battleground state of Pennsylvania.……

Trump’s sledgehammer message to Philadelphia is light on facts, heavy on fear

The former president used his first rally in the city of brotherly love to tie violent crime with illegal immigration, despite the evidence against this

www.theguardian.com

 

[bird]

God’s army is on the march. And many of its foot soldiers are wearing “Make America great again” regalia, sensing that their unlikely standard-bearer, former US president Donald Trump, is once again close to the promised land.

“I do not believe that America can survive another four years of Joe Biden,” Ralph Reed, founder and chair of the Faith & Freedom Coalition, told a gathering of the religious right in Washington on Friday. “I haven’t felt this way since Jimmy Carter was president.” The audience burst into knowing laughter.

Reed promised they would knock on 10m doors of Christian and conservative voters in every battleground state, make 10m phone calls, send 25m text messages and put 30m voter guides in 113,000 churches, producing “the biggest turnout of Christian voters in American history”.

The election result will be clear, he added. “This time there aren’t gonna need to be any lawsuits. We’re not going to have to go to court and we’re not going to have to wait until 2.30 in the morning for Donald Trump to declare victory. He’s going to do it at 9 o’clock at night!”

With Trump running ahead of Biden in many swing state polls, religious right voters scent a historic opportunity to impose a radical agenda that could ban abortion nationwide, curb LGBTQ+ rights and blur the separation of church and state. At Friday’s conference, speaker after speaker framed it as righteous crusade and the only way to resist a tide of liberal secularism sweeping America.

Ben Carson, a former housing secretary in Trump’s first term, praised Republican-dominated Louisiana for becoming the first state to require that the Ten Commandments be displayed in every government school classroom.

“Aren’t you glad that yesterday the governor of Louisiana signed into law – put the Ten Commandments back in the schools?” he said to cheers and applause before warning of a 60-year communist project to change America by taking over schools, churches and Hollywood and removing God from the public square.

Josh Hawley, a Republican senator for Missouri, warned of a “radical anti-faith agenda” gripping the country. He said: “Who’s dividing America is the radical left and that’s why I say to you we don’t need less Christian influence in our society, we don’t need less Christian witness in our society; we need more in every part of government, in every part of society.”……..

In Trump we trust: religious right on crusade to make their man president

America’s evangelicals sense a chance to impose a radical agenda and resist what they see as a tide of liberal secularism

www.theguardian.com

Welp, they have abandoned the pretext of “Judeo-Christian”.

 

[cuddlemonkey]

Welp, they have abandoned the pretext of “Judeo-Christian”.

They're just dropping the E. They're Judo Christians now.

 

[fooferdoggie]

What the fork is this guy ever talking about?

I don't think his followers listen to what he says. most of it is in one ear out the other unless it triggers their desires.

 

[MT15]

The Trump campaign has been comically overstating his crowds at these rallies. Sometimes by a factor of 10 - it’s that bad. MAGA adherents online also like to claim nobody would ever go see Biden. This guy found a venue that they have both used - Trump recently, Biden in 2022. See the difference?

 

[MT15]

More easily disproved lies - all because one man’s ego needs constant fluffing: