Journo Tells Rupert Lowe a Lot of People Could Interpret 'Anglo-Saxon' as White...
Convicted Murderer Karmelo Anthony Seeks a New Trial, Claims Judge Was Biased
Judges Enter Orders Preventing DHS From Terminating TPS for Ethiopia, South Sudan
Landlords Ban Work-from-Home Tenants: Because Using the Place You Rent Is Apparently Too...
NYT's Maggie Haberman Reports Trump Has Massively Escalated Against the Smithsonian
NY Talk Show Host Sid Rosenberg Drops the Mic in Describing Zohran Mamdani...
Madison Police Completely Surrender Press Conference to Black Activist Ranting About Colon...
Canadian Journalist Annie Dufour Big Mad After Watching Trump Roast the Press at...
Mehdi Hasan Wants to Know Why Dan Goldman Only Mentioned Jewish Man Stabbed...
Sister of Man Shot by Cop Says His Long Criminal History Tells a...
BLM Is Back in Force: Activists Harass Sidewalk Diners in Madison, WI, Surround...
Leftist Podcaster Emma Vigeland Demands 'Better White Women' — Starts by Exempting Herself
Look at the Happy Faces of All These Journos Getting Roasted by Trump...
BREAKING: Fake Shiloh Hendrix Account Scammer Bragging on Live Stream
Katy Perry Appalled WH Used Her Song About Blowing Things Up for Footage...

New poll: Joe Biden in first place with Americans for 2024 Democratic run, if you don't count 'unsure' as an option

Republicans cheered over Thanksgiving weekend when a CNN op-ed proposed a 2024 Democratic presidential ticket of Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg, and that’s not the first time we’ve heard rumblings about Democratics pushing Buttigieg to run in 2024. A new I&I/TIPP poll shows that President Joe Biden doesn’t have much to worry about if he chooses to run again — he’s the first choice of Americans to run on the Democratic ticket by a long shot. That doesn’t mean he’s popular, though.

Advertisement

Yeah, Biden’s leading the pack with a whopping 37 percent of Democrats and 22 percent overall. Vice President Harris follows at 16 percent of Democrats, followed by Buttigieg at 3 percent, coming in behind both Stacey Abrams and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who both came in at 4 percent. Meanwhile, Amy Klobuchar is looking at that 2 percent and considering giving it another shot.

I&I/TIPP reports that “6% of all those who answered preferred someone ‘other’ than those on the list, while a whopping 31% said they were ‘unsure,’ a likely sign that for many it’s still too early to form strong opinions about 2024.”

It seems plenty have formed a strong opinion of Biden’s performance as president.

Advertisement

They want a Democrat who doesn’t exist.

https://twitter.com/thatonemedina/status/1468260795024769026

*Shudders*

https://twitter.com/rogerthealien08/status/1468207138489131009

Good point, but would Harris be even easier to beat, or will Biden’s advanced age be even more of a factor?

Advertisement

https://twitter.com/Jeffy20081/status/1468200816683192327

https://twitter.com/ZeelandCap/status/1468200123507388418

It is, and even the Democrats know it.


Related:

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Twitchy Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement