I gotta ask, because I haven’t seen it spelled out in any direct way: what group of people consequential enough in numbers to take Trump from “strong contender” to “guaranteed winner” in the primaries would be swung over to voting for Trump? We’re talking about a notable enough number of people to sway the entire thing. What’s the description of the average person in this large group?

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Posted by David_DJS

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Posted on 6/9/23 at 7:35 pm to davyjones

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I gotta ask, because I haven’t seen it spelled out in any direct way: what group of people consequential enough in numbers to take Trump from “strong contender” to “guaranteed winner” in the primaries would be swung over to voting for Trump?

For your answer, I refer you to the 500 polls the subject of threads on this board since the first set of indictments back in early April.

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Posted by Richleau

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Posted on 6/10/23 at 3:39 am to davyjones

Personally I think a ticket with Trump/RFK jr would be the type of ticket to win folks on both sides over. If you look at their policy, they are intrinsically linked. They both war against big pharma, big business, deep state actors and renegade executive, judicial and legislative powers. They both are outsiders and most importantly both from different parties. We all know RFK will not get a fair shake by the DNC and is not "their guy" just as we saw them do to Bernie Sanders. I think together they would represent a return to normalcy from both parties and be a force. RFK would garner independent voters and democratic voters that would not normally vote for Trump. It would also garner a much larger platform for RFK which is important as the man speaks the truth. What a duo, the outlandish outspoken Trump vs RFK who strains just to speak. It would be a hell of a ticket in my opinion and a winner.

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