The Democrat disarray

 Breitbart:

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Not only has Kamala Kollapsed in the latest poll of 2028 Democrat contenders, no one’s excited about her potential run for California governor.

And now we come to the poll… A poll that must have Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio going full bro with the high fives…

  • Failed former transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg: 16 percent
  • Failed 2024 presidential contender Kamala Harris: 13 percent
  • Failed Gov. Gavin Newsom: 12 percent
  • Too Jewish-for-Antisemitic-Democrat-Party Gov. Josh Shapiro: 7 percent
  • Alexandria Ocasio-Crazy: 7 percent

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Vance and Rubio both look in a better position to take on the Democrats in 2028.  Trump is actually stronger now than previously, so the Democrats have little chance of a Republican collapse.

See also:

Eye-popping analysis of Trump’s win shows Democrats are in serious trouble

Democrats are right to be worried about the party’s shift to the left that Zohran Mamdani’s surprise victory in New York City’s mayoral primary implies.

That’s because the party was already on the outs with a majority of American voters, according to newly released data from the Pew Research Institute.

Pew conducts a biennial poll known as the Validated Voter Survey — considered one of the best ways to understand what happened in the prior election, because its survey results are cross-indexed with each state’s voter files.
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Mamdani does not strike me as a guy who can collect a lot of votes outside of a liberal city like New York. In fact, he appears wedded to a failed ideology of socialism.  I am not sure why New York wants him.  It is currently a place where capitalism has a lot of backers and a lot of money.  Both Vance and Rubio appear to be more in touch with a majority of US voters.

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