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In reply to the discussion: 79 percent of Democrats approve of Harris replacing Biden if he steps aside: poll [View all]BannonsLiver
(18,338 posts)16. On the upside polls aren't predictive this far out
So that number could change.
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79 percent of Democrats approve of Harris replacing Biden if he steps aside: poll [View all]
TheProle
Jul 2024
OP
The hill? Really. I live in Ohio and used to live in Pa...also Wisconsin... I fear she won't take the rustbelt.
Demsrule86
Jul 2024
#4
I still support President Biden' run, but in lieu of him continuing, I think VP Harris is a fine choice n/t
Dennis Donovan
Jul 2024
#12
And many do not think she is the best choice. You are advocating eliminating the voters. It's dictatorial.
Deek1935
Jul 2024
#21
As if a presidential election was EVER decided by a debate. Jesus Christ! This is all sheer fucking INSANITY.
Deek1935
Jul 2024
#43
And on the other side of the coin, much as we all love Kamala, many would say she can not win the GENERAL election.
Deek1935
Jul 2024
#23
This is why Biden needs to stay no matter what. I'm convinced Harris would be a disaster on top of the ticket.
tritsofme
Jul 2024
#6
She would have to win the general election, and with the incumbent we lose the incumbency and party unity keys.
Deek1935
Jul 2024
#26
I don't think she is capable of winning the nomination on her own, let alone the general election.
tritsofme
Jul 2024
#27
If Joe were to withdraw he should announce tonight around 9 EST and endorse Kamala
OrlandoDem2
Jul 2024
#10
But note that they are extremely divided on whether they think Harris has a better chance of winning. This is NONSENSE!
Deek1935
Jul 2024
#11