Do you really think so? Trump has a permanent non-movable

35% or so, plus an additional 10% who are never, ever, ever gonna vote for a Democrat no matter the choices. The best any Dem can do with that group is be sufficiently tolerable that they stay home instead of coming out to vote.

A younger Dem might do marginally better but it would be in the single digits. And you’d have to find one who successfully appeals to —or at least does not turn off—as many different segments of the Dem coalition as Joe does.

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Posted: 02/16/2024 at 08:26AM

Manchin & Mitt to the rescue? -- Lupos 02/16/2024 06:12AM

Which one is blue and which one is red? -- Zhoo 02/16/2024 08:45AM

One is purple, the other light red. -- Late 80s Hokie 02/16/2024 10:43AM

That needs to be instead of, not in addition to -- BocaHoo91 02/16/2024 06:40AM

You took the words right out of my fingers. The only scenario where -- 111Balz 02/16/2024 07:59AM

They both would be 77 before election...but they do seem more youthful than -- Tuckahokie 02/16/2024 06:32AM

I might prefer Portman but would take that over Trump or Biden in a -- Hoodafan 02/16/2024 06:23AM

If American politics was a home renovation project ..... -- DexterLake 02/16/2024 06:19AM

Step 1: Get rid of electoral college and make Senate proportional to pop. ** -- 81_Hokie 02/16/2024 07:11AM

Good luck getting the small Blue States to go along ** -- Tuckahokie 02/16/2024 07:46AM

Oh I think one of the candidates certainly wants to do that -- BocaHoo91 02/16/2024 06:43AM

You do understand ..... -- DexterLake 02/16/2024 06:50AM

Do you really think so? Trump has a permanent non-movable -- southdenverhoo 02/16/2024 08:26AM

Most likely. But the Dems are running a normal human -- BocaHoo91 02/16/2024 07:20AM

No kidding, perhaps that could be a good thing. ** -- Lupos 02/16/2024 06:24AM

Do you really think so? Trump has a permanent non-movable

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