Trump crushes Biden in latest ABC News poll
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"Free" Healthcare. Nothing in life is free my friend. We are taxed out the ass in Canada.
Totally right. Why waste money on health care. Let’s do tax cuts for the wealthy instead. And don’t even think about removing the carried interest tax scam because why should billionaires have to pay any tax at all.This ^^^^
LMAO @ Lefties who think its free
Yes, Trump, McConnel and Biden should all be put to pasture although I will happily take Biden over Trump.
The only way Biden wins in November is if the economy picks up, or if he starts a war with Iran
Biden wins in November because Trump hasn't won anything in the general elections since 2016.
You may be surprised. He is in Jimmy Carter approval ratings territory. Amd way behind in some seing states. Not that Trump will get more. But a lot may decide to stay home. He is losing Muslims, and young people, and even a small but important share of the black vote.
And the Latino vote too
Trump wipes out Biden's lead with Latino voters in 2024: CNBC survey
Trump has a 5-point lead with Latino voters in a hypothetical matchup against Biden, according to a new CNBC All-America Economic Survey.
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The Dems are taking a helluva gamble running a guy with this low approval ratings.
I don't believe Trump and Repugs can overcome the abortion fiasco and the chaos Trump brings to office.
Noew even The Republicans are begging for security protection from Trump's Violent Base. Can Trump and his base not comprehend what actual Democracy is all about?
Nikki Haley, Trump's main Republican rival, requests Secret Service protection
Presidential contender was recently targeted in 2 'swatting' incidents, followed by protesters
Republican presidential contender Nikki Haley, the last remaining rival of Donald Trump in the primary race, has requested U.S. Secret Service protection, the campaign said on Monday.
While the campaign did not disclose any specific threats that prompted the request, Haley, the former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, was targeted in two "swatting" incidents, once on Dec. 30 and once on Jan. 1, Reuters previously reported.
In recent days, protesters opposing Haley's support for additional military assistance for Ukraine or supporting Trump's candidacy have regularly disrupted or demonstrated near her events in South Carolina ahead of its primary on Feb. 24.
Haley told The Wall Street Journal while campaigning in South Carolina that she had made the request.
"We've had multiple issues," she said. "It's not going to stop me from doing what I need to do."
Haley she served as governor of South Carolina from 2011 to 2017.
The Secret Service often provides security to major presidential candidates, both in general and primary elections.
According to federal regulations, such protection must be authorized by the Secretary of Homeland Security in consultation with the Congressional Advisory Committee, which is composed of five members, including the top Democrat and Republican in both the Senate and House of Representatives.
The Department of Homeland Security did not immediately comment on Haley's request for protection, which was first reported by The Wall Street Journal.
Swatting is the filing of false reports to the police to set off a potentially dangerous response by officers. Law enforcement experts see it as a form of intimidation or harassment that is increasingly being used to target prominent figures, including officials involved in the civil and criminal cases against Trump.
Nikki Haley a welcome sight for some women seeking alternative to Donald Trump
As the New Hampshire primary continues to build toward the Tuesday vote, some women in the state are excited to see another woman as the alternative option to Donald Trump to be the Republican presidential candidate.
The FBI was tracking one of the hoax calls that led to the swatting incident at Haley's South Carolina home in December and intended to open a "threat assessment," according to an email obtained by Reuters in January.
Haley has said her parents were at home during the December incident.
In the battle to take on Democratic President Joe Biden in the November general election, Trump is leading Haley by more than 56 percentage points, according to an average maintained by polling analysis website FiveThirtyEight. In South Carolina, Trump leads by roughly 32 points.
Nikki Haley, Trump's main Republican rival, requests Secret Service protection
Presidential contender was recently targeted in 2 'swatting' incidents, followed by protesters
Republican presidential contender Nikki Haley, the last remaining rival of Donald Trump in the primary race, has requested U.S. Secret Service protection, the campaign said on Monday.
While the campaign did not disclose any specific threats that prompted the request, Haley, the former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, was targeted in two "swatting" incidents, once on Dec. 30 and once on Jan. 1, Reuters previously reported.
In recent days, protesters opposing Haley's support for additional military assistance for Ukraine or supporting Trump's candidacy have regularly disrupted or demonstrated near her events in South Carolina ahead of its primary on Feb. 24.
Haley told The Wall Street Journal while campaigning in South Carolina that she had made the request.
"We've had multiple issues," she said. "It's not going to stop me from doing what I need to do."
Haley she served as governor of South Carolina from 2011 to 2017.
The Secret Service often provides security to major presidential candidates, both in general and primary elections.
According to federal regulations, such protection must be authorized by the Secretary of Homeland Security in consultation with the Congressional Advisory Committee, which is composed of five members, including the top Democrat and Republican in both the Senate and House of Representatives.
The Department of Homeland Security did not immediately comment on Haley's request for protection, which was first reported by The Wall Street Journal.
Swatting is the filing of false reports to the police to set off a potentially dangerous response by officers. Law enforcement experts see it as a form of intimidation or harassment that is increasingly being used to target prominent figures, including officials involved in the civil and criminal cases against Trump.
Nikki Haley a welcome sight for some women seeking alternative to Donald Trump
As the New Hampshire primary continues to build toward the Tuesday vote, some women in the state are excited to see another woman as the alternative option to Donald Trump to be the Republican presidential candidate.
The FBI was tracking one of the hoax calls that led to the swatting incident at Haley's South Carolina home in December and intended to open a "threat assessment," according to an email obtained by Reuters in January.
Haley has said her parents were at home during the December incident.
In the battle to take on Democratic President Joe Biden in the November general election, Trump is leading Haley by more than 56 percentage points, according to an average maintained by polling analysis website FiveThirtyEight. In South Carolina, Trump leads by roughly 32 points.
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Trump could soon face over $400 million in legal penalties. Can he afford it?
A pair of civil verdicts could cause financial havoc for the former president and his company.
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A pair of civil verdicts could cause financial havoc for the former president and his company.
Trump could soon face over $400 million in legal penalties. Can he afford it?
A pair of civil verdicts could cause financial havoc for the former president and his company.
Take another look at the swing state polling. And remember its as much about voter turnout. Muslims have basically said under no circumstances will they vote for him now. Hispanics are flowing away in droves. Even 20% of black man are on side now. And the narrow margins that these constituencies supply are in real jeopardy.
They won't, unless a medical crisis "suddenly" happens. They have shut down opposition in the primaries.
