Dems' criminalization of opponents backfires

 Federalist:

Polls Show Democrat Campaign Strategy Of Indicting Political Opponents Has Backfired Horrifically

 The Democrat proposal is to vote for open borders, inflation increases, energy dependence, rampant crime, and actual imprisonment of political opponents.

This weekend, ABC News and the Washington Post released a poll showing former President Donald Trump with a commanding 10-point lead over President Joe Biden in the 2024 presidential election.

The Washington Post was clearly embarrassed by its poll, and scrambled to come up with reasons readers should ignore it. Democrat analyst Larry Sabato, who confidently predicted Hillary Clinton would win 352 electoral votes in 2016 (she received 227 in her loss to Donald Trump), asked the Washington Post, “How could you even publish a poll so absurd on its face? Will be a lingering embarrassment for you.”

Other Democrats also composed panicked posts for social media.

Now, on the one hand, like all polls, the ABC News/Washington Post poll should be viewed skeptically. It’s the poll that had Biden up 12 points in 2020, overestimating his support by eight points. The media outlets’ last Wisconsin 2020 poll predicted Biden would win by 17 points. In fact, he eked out a win by seven-tenths of 1 percent.

The poll systematically privileges Democrat candidates in dramatic fashion, both nationally and at the state level. But that just makes this weekend’s results more frightening for Democrats.
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I suspect this poll is closer to the mark than their previous ones because Biden has been a rolling disaster ever since he was elected and initiated the Afghan bug-out.  He then produced a spending package that caused the worst inflation in several decades.  The man is so intellectually feeble that he can hardly read a speech someone else drafted.

Democrats' attempt to win by criminalizing Trump has to be one of the worst abuses of power in US history.

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