Trump's in a historically strong 2024 primary position for an ex-president
by Harry Enten, CNN
Updated 10:01 AM ET, Sat January 30, 2021
(CNN) - Donald Trump is no longer president. He no longer has the megaphone of Twitter. But make no mistake: This is still Trump's Republican Party.
You see it in the actions of Republican state and local parties trying to punish those who went against Trump. You see this in a majority of congressional Republicans voting to uphold an objection to Pennsylvania's electoral votes for President Joe Biden.
And more than that, you see it in the polling, which indicates that Trump's in a historically strong primary position for an ex-president. Indeed, he's polling tremendously well among Republicans in the context for any future presidential nominee.
Republican leaders go against Trump at their potential electoral peril. It's not that other Republicans can't beat Trump. We'll have to wait and see on that. Rather, it's that he could be a very big voice over the next four years.
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Thekaspervote
(32,809 posts)Than 2 weeks, his overall favorability is 29%. The pukes are artificially propping him up
Nope!
SCantiGOP
(13,874 posts)not general election.
He would sweep early primaries since he would only need about 35% of the vote to win a 5-8 person field.
Your accurate assessment about the general election is why I dont think he will run.
magicarpet
(14,187 posts)trDump excites the government by gun fire, pipe bombs , and Molotov cocktail portion of the Fascist base of voters.
They consistently vote and worship the Republicans, especially during midterm elections. Like 2022.
PSPS
(13,621 posts)Who needs twitter when the media will gleefully fulfill that role? We all have to withstand more deadly threats from nazis because of ridiculous articles like this.
Karadeniz
(22,587 posts)czarjak
(11,301 posts)marble falls
(57,355 posts)How many Ex-Presidents have successfully run for office after a first term? One (and he wasn't impeached) and another became a Congressman.
This stuff is defeatist. "Why fight him, he'll only win again."
mdbl
(4,976 posts)He has to be prosecuted multiple times. We'll see how popular he is after that. Who gives a shit about the polls right now.