No, 2024 Is Not Over Yet

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : Her economic message was vague, more "concepts of a plan," as Trump might say, than a substantive program to restore price stability and raise incomes.
42% : You would think that after a decade of Trump, official Washington would recognize that it understands politics differently than voters outside D.C. As a Beltway elite, junior class, I belong to the consensus that says Harris did a better job than Trump.
42% : The Times, Reuters, and the BBC found that voters leaned toward Trump after watching the debate.
41% : OK, Trump asked the last one.
41% : Yet Trump endured.
38% : Trump, while unpopular, is viewed more favorably than ever.
38% : But she still hasn't lapped Trump.
36% : The evening was a missed opportunity for Trump to build on his slight, margin-of-error lead in the latest New York Times/Siena poll.
22% : The argument that Trump will fade away if he loses has no historical basis.

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