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What does the future hold for Donald Trump? - threadbans in OP
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Mr. Trump is winning 97 percent of those who say they voted for him four years ago
That should be alarming for Trump. He has picked up scant new voters. In addition to many Republicans coming knives-out for his presidency, many of whom pledging to vote against him for the sake of protecting the democratic processes, he can likely not expect to pull in the same number of votes as he did in 2020.
Exit polling is very different to a Times/Siena poll. And disapproval is not a lost vote:
And they are among dozens of former Trump officials who have criticized the conduct of their former boss. Those who saw him up close have called the former president a “wannabe dictator” (former Joint Chiefs chairman Gen. Mark A. Milley), a “consummate narcissist” (former attorney general William P. Barr), and a “moron” (former secretary of state Rex Tillerson, reportedly). But Barr reportedly has suggested that a second Trump administration — which he likened to “playing Russian roulette with the country,” according to Axios — would be less dangerous to the country than a second Biden administration. Voting for Biden, the outlet quoted him as saying during a speech in Florida, would constitute “outright national suicide.”
Which raises a question: Just how serious are some of the anti-Trump Republicans about keeping him out of the Oval Office? Serious enough that these dissenting former officials would actually vote for Biden?
Ty Cobb would. “If the time comes and a vote for Joe is required to stop Trump, then I’d grudgingly vote for Biden,” Cobb, who served as a special counsel in the Trump White House, said in an interview — adding, though, that he fears “this sad choice perpetuates the domestic divide as well as the substantial risk we continue to face internationally.” (Despite serving in Trump’s White House, Cobb says he never voted for him.)
Though some are content to 'throw your vote away'
John Bolton, Trump’s former national security adviser, would not. “My focus, right now, is to make sure he doesn’t get the nomination,” Bolton told The Washington Post. But if it does come down to Trump vs. Biden, he said, “I’ll do what I did in 2020: I wrote in the name of a conservative Republican.”
"TLDR: voters are highly unenthusiastic about Biden."
This was also largely true in 2020. But again here, we're very enthusiastic about voting against Trump. And I said many times, I'd vote for an inanimate carbon rod before I vote for Trump (and yes, I've written that in on many a ballot in the past when nobody worthy was running)
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