Left baffled by Trump polling

 DC Daily Journal:

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Jimmy Kimmel is stunned, baffled, and perplexed after a poll found that Donald Trump is leading Joe Biden in numerous key swing states ahead of the 2024 presidential election, prompting him to exclaim, “How could this be?”

Kimmel exposed his emotional agony during his monologue on Wednesday’s episode of his ABC show, alleging that many ex-associates of the former president had spoken out against him, implying that Trump “doesn’t even lead in a poll of people who worked for him.”

The host’s “headache” was spurred by a poll issued earlier Monday by the Wall Street Journal, which showed Trump leading President Biden in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania.
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According to Breitbart News, the WSJ poll found numerous positives for Trump.

Trump leads Biden in six of the top seven swing states, reversing Biden’s 2020 victories in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Georgia, and Arizona.Pennsylvania: Trump 47 percent (+3) Biden 44 percent
  • Michigan: Trump 48 percent (+3) Biden 45 percent
  • North Carolina: Trump 49 percent (+6) Biden 43 percent
  • Arizona: Trump 47 percent (+5) Biden 42 percent
  • Wisconsin: Biden 46 percent (=) Trump 46 percent
  • Georgia: Trump 44 percent (+1) Biden 43 percent
“Overall, the poll shows substantial unhappiness with Biden among voters who will have the most influence in the outcome of the election, as expanded one-party dominance in states has left just a few as politically competitive,” according to the study.

According to Tony Fabrizio, a Republican pollster, battleground voters are concerned about Biden’s economic malaise, which has a negative impact on his job performance.
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There should be no surprise that Trump is leading.  During the Trump administration unlike the Biden administration inflation was under control and we were not spending billions on wars in Europe and the Middle East.  Biden has been a disaster on many fronts even when he is not helplessly rambling. 

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