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Originally Posted by GirlySports
I think that's recency bias. Like how Bernie was at 40%+ after the 2016. Once the other names start to declare and run campaigns, you'll see the number tighten. I don't think there will be an appetite in 4 years for Trump, since he's no longer an unknown, and the GOP won't let what happened in 2016 happen again in 2024.
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I think the jury is still out on if Trump is the republican's party future. His brand mobilized their base like never before, although, he also mobilized the protest vote like never before. He has cultist voters which is dangerous to underestimate - republican's can face primaries.
The fact only a few senators votes for conviction, and house members are flying to meet with him, implies to me the party themselves are still not sure where he fits in their future- grand leader, treated like Bush during the Obama years, or something in-between?