Trump is losing the somewhat supporters

[Plasmaball]

That really doesnt matter with public perception…see Bush sr …

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@madasheck

But you’ve got investigations in the wind and his completely unstable leadership. It won’t hold

What won’t hold???

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@madasheck

From Michael Wolff’s"Fire and Fury", which you can believe or not believe, but sounds like a likely scenario.:

Shortly after eight o’clock that even when the unexpected trend – Trump might actually win – seemed confirmed, Don Jr. told a friend that his father, or DJT as he called him, looked as if he had seen a ghost. Melania, to whom Trump had made his solemn guarantee, was in tears – and not of joy.

There was, in the space of little more than an hour, in Steve Bannon’s not unamused observation, a befuddled Trump morphing into a disbelieving Trump and then into a quite horrified Trump. But still to come was the final transformation suddenly. Donald Trump became a man who believed that he deserved to be and was wholly capable of being the president of the United States

I’ve read Wolf’s book. It reads like a made for TV novel.

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@theduke

But the Trump-lover narrative has been the Trump-lead economy is good regardless when he’s at the helm.

The fundamentals of the economy are still strong. The bull market has run its course and we are now entering into what looks to be a bear market. How long will it last? Anybody’s guess at this point.

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@noSpaces

Wouldn’t Trump have to have a republican challenger to not get the nomination by default? If so, is there anyone actually going to run against Trump within his own party?

At this point, I believe anyone who would dare challenge Trump would be committing political suicide. Trump was able to dispatch some heavy weights easily in 2016, with no political experience. Trump will still be Trump in 2020, but much more seasoned and experienced. I believe he would be able to destroy anyone who would dare risk such a foolhardy venture.

[Forcefield]

@peek-a-boo

At this point, I believe anyone who would dare challenge Trump would be committing political suicide. Trump was able to dispatch some heavy weights easily in 2016, with no political experience. Trump will still be Trump in 2020, but much more seasoned and experienced. I believe he would be able to destroy anyone who would dare risk such a foolhardy venture.

On the flip side, we know how he plays this game now. Next time for him will be more difficult. Case in point : getting his ass handed to him by Chuck and Nancy.

[pam95650]

Don’t you mean he’s somewhat losing his mind?

[theduke]

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@theduke

But the Trump-lover narrative has been the Trump-lead economy is good regardless when he’s at the helm.

The fundamentals of the economy are still strong. The bull market has run its course and we are now entering into what looks to be a bear market. How long will it last? Anybody’s guess at this point.

The fundamentals are always strong…just before they got to crap.

[mobiusptc]

@noSpaces

Like what does a 2020 re-election campaign look like at this point? What does Trump run on?

@noSpaces

Like what does a 2020 re-election campaign look like at this point? What does Trump run on?

Being a victim nad running rue government like he ram his business; corruptly, in debt, hoping for a bailout by somoneone(father, mafia, bank) and without ever having to face repercussions for his actions

[Gravityspeak]

Fear, manipulation, and confidence that there are still stubborn, gullible fools willing to be swindled by his BS.

[Plasmaball]

Someone is hitting the sauce

[Weedhopper]

Didn’t these people lie and accuse Trump of colluding with the Russians?

[GeorgesTennis]

Yep, it evolved into the Southern Strategy and subsequently the “Reagan Republican” and “trump Republican”.

[GrandWazoo]

Trump was able to get the votes of folks who were conned into thinking that as a businessman he could run the country. More folks are now figuring out how full of ■■■■ he is.

[DougBH]

What the title in the article referenced in the OP says: Poll shows Trump appears to be losing core voters with nonstop tweets, rhetoric, antics

What the article says: Dozens of recent interviews across the area show that most reluctant Trump supporters aren’t ready to turn their backs on him or his party.

[Plasmaball]

Actually it says aot of them voted for dems in the midterms because they felt the dems held closer to their values.

Alot of core supporters arent during trump but you are seeing those fence sitters starting to walk away…

Thanks for trying

[mobiusptc]

@Plasmaball

Someone is hitting the sauce

How do you think my landings are so soft?

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@Forcefield

On the flip side, we know how he plays this game now. Next time for him will be more difficult. Case in point : getting his ass handed to him by Chuck and Nancy

Not from where I sit.

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@GrandWazoo

Trump was able to get the votes of folks who were conned into thinking that as a businessman he could run the country. More folks are now figuring out how full of ■■■■ he is

Trump haters keep regurgitating this crap. They will once again find out just how out of touch they are come 2020.

[gooddad409]

Just wishful thinking. Trump will run and win more easily than last time.