Democrats Finally Saying It Aloud: Biden Might Need to Go
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
28% : As bad as Biden's chances look right now -- and they're as shaky as they've been since he announced he would seek the nomination for a third time in 2020 through a series of false starts -- none of the party's top leaders want to be seen as further weakening him, and then face some of the blame if he loses to Trump.24% : They could also effort a plan to dramatically set aside the 14.3 million votes that were cast for Biden in a largely non-competitive primary, but that would undermine their drumbeat of an argument that Trump is an existential threat to U.S. democracy.
22% : Publicly, Biden remains the ringleader of the effort to block Trump, and no other Democrat has a workable plan to swap Biden for another.
9% : Trump intra-party critics like Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger were excommunicated from the GOP; of the 10 House Republicans to vote in support of the second impeachment of Trump, only two made it through their primaries.
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