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   From: IronWhite@SystemicPatriotism.org   
      
   >Trump's a weak, stupid crybaby under Russian control with too many flaws   
   >to mention.   Only brainwashed fools buy his persistent bullshit, and   
   >what good are they as 'Americans'?   
   >   
   >His only value is as a prisoner in a penetentary, not a POTUS.   
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   No real American will vote for a lying criminal who is only out for his own   
   enrichment and doesn't give a fuck about them.   
      
   Harris vs. Trump: More Republicans turn against Trump, poll shows. Here’s   
   how many:   
      
      
   Dictator wannabee tRUMP should do a Hitler and kill himself according to   
   these Republicans.   They're fed up with his Treason, hate and compulsive   
   lying.  Only brainwashed useful idiots support the fat brainless felon.   
   He's the first former President attempting a second term who is certifiably   
   unfit for service in any way.   
      
   October 8, 2024   
   Harris vs. Trump: More Republicans turn against Trump, poll shows. Here’s   
   how many   
      
   The latest national poll between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump shows the   
   Democratic hopeful making inroads with GOP voters as the November election   
   approaches.   
      
   The New York Times/Siena College poll showed Harris with 49% support   
   compared to Trump’s 46%. It’s the first time since July that Harris has   
   taken the lead in the presidential polls by The New York Times and Siena   
   College.   
      
   Last month, the NYT/Siena College poll showed the two candidates tied with   
   47% of support each. But now with just a month to go before the election,   
   Harris has garnered some momentum in the latest poll — including among GOP   
   voters.   
      
   Nine percent of Republican voters said they planned to vote for her, up   
   from 5% last month.   
      
   Geoff Garin, a Democratic pollster who worked as co-chief strategist for   
   part of Hillary Clinton’s 2008 presidential run, took to social media to   
   argue the bump is “an indication that the unprecedented number of high   
   profile Republicans opposing Trump are having an impact.”   
      
   Yet how much real influence Republicans long criticized by Democrats have   
   is unclear, especially given lingering raw feelings and Cheney’s polarizing   
   persona across decades in Washington.   
      
   The slight increase comes as the question of whether former staunch   
   conservatives — former Congresswoman Liz Cheney, her father, former Vice   
   President Dick Cheney and former attorney general under George W. Bush,   
   Alberto Gonzales — vocal support for Harris will matter in the election.   
      
   The endorsements crystalized the remarkable evolution of the Republican   
   Party’s establishment wing, which ruled Washington during the Bush years   
   only to be sidelined once Trump wrested control of the party. These   
   figures, once reviled by Democrats, are so alarmed by the prospect of the   
   former president’s return to power that they are prepared to oppose their   
   own party’s nominee for the White House.   
      
   Harris has embraced the backing of Republicans with whom she shares little   
   common ground and whose endorsement likely has more to do with opposition   
   to Trump than support of her policy positions. She frequently mentions that   
   more than 200 Republicans have endorsed her, and her campaign said in an   
   email playing up Gonzales’ backing that it welcomed into the fold “every   
   American – regardless of party – who values democracy and the rule of law.”   
      
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