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That is just nutty. Most of what Trump has done that you guys are most upset about is:

1) Trump having the audacity to win the 2016 election against the hand picked choice of the Democrat left establishment and most of the mass media.
2) Overturning many of Obama's executive orders - wait for it - by issuing his own executive orders to countermand them.

If you were truly concerned about presidential use of executive orders, you might have said so when Obama was doing it. But no, of course not.

 

The margin of Bernie Sanders lead over Mayor Pete in the RCP poll average margin continues to widen, from 5.2 yesterday to 6.5 today. Of course the only poll that really matters is the one in New Hampshire tomorrow.

RCP Poll Average - New Hampshire
28.5 - Sanders
22.0 - Buttigieg
12.3 - Warren
11.5 - Biden
11.0 - Klobuchar

Sanders is up 1.8 from yesterday, Pete up 0.5, Warren down 0.7 and Biden down a full point. Meanwhile, Amy Klobuchar is up 1.8 points from yesterday and now trails Joe Biden for fourth place by only 0.5 points.

Amy Klobuchar coming on strong and not a moment too soon.

Again, if Joe loses to Amy tomorrow and finishes in fifth place, the bottom is likely to start falling out of his campaign. Of course with the results he has shown over the last week, many people would probably say that is already happening. But you cannot be the inevitable nominee and finish the first two primaries in fourth place, followed by a fifth place finish. Can you? I do not think you can.

 

In fact, in the two most recent New Hampshire polls, Amy Klobuchar is currently in third place, with Warren and Biden trailing behind:

New Hampshire Primary

• Suffolk: Sanders 27, Buttigieg 19, Klobuchar 14, Warren 12, Biden 12
• Emerson: Sanders 30, Buttigieg 23, Klobuchar 14, Warren 11, Biden 10

If Amy finishes third, her candidacy is legitimately alive and she will move forward with the wind behind her. This could be interesting.

 

Joe Biden's lead in the RCP National Poll average is today down to 0.3%.

That is not 3%, but 0.3%.

If Sanders wins tomorrow, as expected, and Joe finishes in fourth or fifth place, also as expected, then Sanders is likely to take the lead in the national poll later this week.

RCP Poll Average - National
23.0 - Biden
22.7 - Sanders
15.3 - Warren
12.7 - Bloomberg
08.3 - Buttigieg
04.3 - Klobuchar

Bloomberg at almost 13% and he has not participated in a debate or been on a primary ballot yet. I know some of you guys are excited about Klobuchar all of the sudden, but I do not think that Michael Bloomberg shares your enthusiasm.

Hold on to your hats fellas.

 

Bombshell! You have got him now! The walls are closing in!

smh.

 

The Democrat candidate is going to ring up a multi-million vote victory in California, Illinois and the North East states. Anything beyond a 1 vote victory in any of these states is just them running up the score. Your polls tell us that Democrats poll especially well in the urban centers of the North East and in California.

You should read the US Constitution sometime. There you will find referenced something called "the electoral college". There are 535 votes in the electoral college. Those are the only votes that ultimately count. Show me a poll for that.

 

Nevertheless, that is what the polls you posted were based on.

 

Bernie Sanders has taken a solid lead in the National RCP Poll Average. In brackets are the changes from last Monday, the day of the Iowa caucuses. Today is election day in New Hampshire, for anyone who did not know.

RCP Poll Average - National
23.8 - Sanders (+0.7)
19.8 - Biden (-7.8)
14.0 - Warren (-0.6)
13.0 - Bloomberg (+4.0)
10.8 - Buttigieg (+4.4)
04.8 - Klobuchar (+0.7)

Bernie Sanders is now the frontrunner for the Democrats to win their party's presidential nomination. Joe Biden appears to be in a near freefall in these polls. If he takes another hit today like the one he took in Iowa, then hopefully somebody will step in and call for an eight-count.

After the top six listed above, Yang has 3.3 and nobody else is over 2%. It would be helpful if all of these people dropped out of the race tomorrow once the primary results are in.

The final RCP average for New Hampshire is as follows. Let's see how the actual results compare, shall we?

RCP Poll Average - New Hampshire
28.7 - Sanders
21.3 - Buttigieg
11.7 - Klobuchar
11.0 - Warren
11.0 - Biden

Sanders and Klobuchar have both risen in the latest polling, while Buttigieg, Warren and Biden have all lost ground. Now, on to the only poll in New Hampshire that actually counts.

 

Joe Biden has decided to cancel his planned appearance at his primary night party in New Hampshire and he is flying out to South Carolina. While it is the middle of the day and the polls in New Hampshire are open he is doing this. Is this guy a knucklehead, or what?

Biden abruptly cancels New Hampshire primary party appearance, heads to South Carolina

The former vice president abruptly announced on Tuesday morning that he won’t spend primary night in New Hampshire as planned and instead is flying to South Carolina to headline a kick-off rally in the state he’s long considered his campaign firewall.

“We’re going to head to South Carolina tonight,” Biden told reporters as he visited a polling station with voting underway in the state that holds the first primary in the race for the White House. “And I’m going to Nevada… we’ve got to look at them all.”

The campaign confirmed Biden is now canceling his originally scheduled appearance at a primary night party in Nashua, N.H., and will be in South Carolina instead.​

I did not expect this to happen until around Super Tuesday, but I think I am going to call it now. Joe Biden is finished. Can someone explain to me why he should not just withdraw from this race right now? This is getting embarrassing for the guy. Seriously, Joe. Get out.