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Biden closes gap on Trump but third-party candidates pose danger, polls show
(www.theguardian.com)
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Yep. Not saying he isn't. This is a discussion about Biden vs third party dems.
I’m aware. They’re funded by GOP PACs, but running on moderate platforms, for one reason only.
To get Trump elected.
They know anyone educated enough to seek out a moderate candidate wouldn’t have voted for Trump in the first place.
Really? The 3rd party candidates are all receiving funds from the GOP? You super sure about that or did you blatantly lie knowing only Kennedy received any funding from the GOP.
I feel like this is fruitless to explain if you could draw this conclusion for yourself. None of the 3rd party candidates are running to get anyone but themselves elected. Noone is going to risk the cost and exposure for ANY campaign unless they think they can win. If there is doubt, political strategy 101 is to just lay low and move focus to the next election.
All the GOP is following is another 101 tiered strategy: the enemy of my enemy is my friend. There wouldn't be a single suit in DC who would support anyone in either the GOP or DNC if they morally chose not to give donations to parties drawing voters away from the competition.
"They know anyone educated enough to seek out a moderate candidate wouldn’t have voted for Trump in the first place."
Whew, that's got to be the hottest take I've ever heard. Hahaha. So by this logic, all the intelligent undecides will be too smart to vote for Trump so they are going to support... someone who thinks chemicals in the water make you feel like a woman but grow a dick at the same time? Isn't that Kennedy's thing? Chemicals in the water are creating more transgenders?
You do realize Trump left office with 39% polling that they thought life would improve under another 4 years of Trump. As of this article, the same question polled with 42% supporting Trump now. Those additional 3% of support, sure as shit didnt come from devout liberals, right? They prolly more than likely had a chance of coming from the undecideds.
Either way, I'm not picking on you. You do you boo. I would just recommend not making arguments with 2 out of 3 paragraphs containing wildly incorrect information. People might think you're an idiot.🍻