Did their best to make it a "close" race

I’d like him to have a little higher lead though. Trump might be gaining ground due to this pandemic (although I have no idea why). Hopefully, more people will see through this fascist come November and Biden wins in a landslide.

Trump is battling his worse nightmare right now with the economy on the verge of near collapse. Biden should be thirty points ahead, not three.

There is a natural tendency in crisis to close up behind the head of the State. A normal President would be receiving eighty percent support at least in this circumstance, rather than a bit over half, on the point of leading the nation in this crisis. As his failure becomes ever more evident, this will decline from its already unusually low level.




"When things are not called by their right names, what is said cannot make sense. When what is said does not make sense, what is planned cannot succeed. When plans do not succeed, people become uneasy. When people are uneasy, punishments do not fit crimes. When punishments do not fit crimes, people cannot know where to put hand or foot."

Hillary was up around 10 points in March of 2016. We have to make sure we get out and vote for whoever is our nominee.

the Nom and Pres Obama is out there campaigning with him.. Virtually or otherwise.

is the actual candidate and has Pres Obama campaigning for him Virtually!

I think Biden will beat Trump by a similar margin as that of Obama v. McCain.

I could see this being a 2012 election all over again in the EC.

The lies and corruption of Trump. A few people are cherry picking polls over trump's approval of the virus situation, but the truth is Americans don't trust him on the virus lies and virus crisis handling. The more trump talks the more Americans hate him.

Not real thrilled with my fellow college-educated white guys...just proves you don't have to be very smart to get a degree these days.

But I find this one very disturbing...

Independents split 45% for Trump and 44% for Biden.

Indies make up roughly 40% of the total electorate and outnumber both Dems and Pubs. Something on the order of 60%-40% in favor of Joe would lead to a blowout in November. Even just 55% of all Indies would provide us with a fairly comfortable win in November. Biden needs to work real hard to get his numbers up in that specific group.

A little more than 1/4 of all Independents are "right-leaning" and a little less than 1/4 are "left-leaning". The remaining half are "moderates" who are pretty much smack dab in the middle. This is why it's crucially important for Biden not to give in too much to Sanders' most extreme progressives. We lose the middle and we lose this general election.