is when there is a Democratic President. Otherwise, there are several leaders.

Newson seems to be the loudest voice for us.

And in a poll like this, where the question is worded in such a way as to avoid getting a clear response, I'm not really sure if they intended to get a single response, or if they are fishing for who's name comes up in the polling.

I'd be fine with Gavin Newsom, I think he'd beat any Republican running into a pulp. If we're looking at preparing for a Vance candidacy on the other side, any one of a thousand Democrats could win easily. Vance can't avoid opening his mouth, and he's a gaslighter who's easier to read than trump is.

After his vote for the budget, he was done

The septuagenarians and octogenarians don't want to give up the mantle.

Followed by many good, solid Dem senators, representatives and governors.

(Newsom gets my nod because he is seizing the initiative with energy, smarts and a smile. A great example for all)

the orange stain is tied with Jasmine Crockett at 0.8 percent. This poll is kinda weird.

... It was an open ended question asked of voters who (at least claim) to have voted for Harris. They were not picking from a list, they were just naming a name. And almost 1% of the folks who claim to have voted for Harris think TSF is the leader of the Dems. Some people are seriously confused.

Even asking someone who they voted for in the last election is a bit problematic. A lot of people just don't even remember.

I'd be OK with Schumer doing the same thing, then finding his spine and making a wreck of what the GOP has left before the midterms.

…watch your parking meters.