By: Jared Evan
With the rapid rise of radical socialist Bernie Sanders in the Democrat primaries, most New Yorkers see President Trump getting elected once more in November, a recent poll discovered.
According to a recent Sienna poll, 62% of New York voters predict Trump will get re-elected.
The New York Post reported: “62 % predict Trump will get re-elected, while only 29 percent said they think he will lose his re-election in November, the Siena College survey found.
“Not surprisingly, 81 percent of Republicans were bullish on Trump’s re-election prospects as were 73 percent of independents”, the Post summarized
“But even a plurality of Democrats — 48 percent — think he will win a second term, the poll found. 41% of Democrats think he will lose the election” the Post pointed out
It would appear most New Yorkers do not see Bernie Sanders, who by most measures seems most likely to be the Democratic nominee, as a strong candidate to defeat Trump.
Bernie Sanders scored a commanding victory in Nevada’s presidential caucuses on Saturday, cementing his status as the Democrats’ national front-runner but escalating tensions over whether he’s too liberal to defeat President Donald Trump, AP reported
As Sanders celebrated, Joe Biden was in second place with votes still being counted. Pete Buttigieg and Elizabeth Warren trailed further behind. They were all seeking any possible momentum heading into next-up South Carolina and then Super Tuesday on March 3.
According to poll averages measured by Real Clear Politics, Sanders has leads in 2 major contests scheduled for Super Tuesday on March 3rd, Texas and California. According to RCP Sanders has an 11 -point lead in California over Joe Biden and billionaire late entry Michael Bloomberg. In Texas Sanders, has a 2.5-point lead over Joe Biden. The radical Jew from Brooklyn also has narrow lead in North Carolina, another state scheduled for Super Tuesday, according to the averages measured by RCP.
Many political pundits do not believe Sanders will fare well against Trump head to head. Several prominent liberals such as MSNBC host Chris Matthews have been assailing Bernie Sanders on a nightly basis on Cable TV.
Sanders is the furthest left-wing candidate to ever come this far in the primary race. Many are recalling Senator George Mc Govern, a far leftist who got destroyed against Nixon in 1972 winning only 17 electoral votes. Sanders is further to the left than Mc Govern.
Sander’s socialist policy of nationalizing health care, vehement anti- Israel policies and rantings, calls for giant tax increases and campaigning with communist bartender Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Hamas sympathizer Ilan Omar, have spooked even the most strident New York liberals, yet according to RCP Sanders has a national lead of 29% to 17% over the closest competitor Joe Biden. The communist, according to the polls has a clear path to the nomination, according to most number crunching.
Sanders is running a campaign of big ideas yet with little specifics. While this may attract young socialist college students and low information voters, more informed and knowledgeable Americans are repelled by the foaming at the mouth radical Sanders.
