The World Is Weird

You already knew that. Here’s the latest example of how. Governor DeSantis is currently running for reelection in an election which takes place in under four months. New DeSantis political polling came out yesterday. So about now you’re wondering what’s weird here? It wasn’t in Florida. It was a statewide poll in Nevada, polling him head-to-head against Biden in 2024. There’s a lot in our world that’s weird, but being only a few months away from a key election in Florida and having more polling taking place with our governor out of our state than in it, is a new wrinkle. And by the way... Expect more of this to continue. The result in that particular Nevada poll, which was a state Joe Biden won two years ago, showed DeSantis leading Biden by five points. And that’s with about a third of that state not even being familiar with him. There’s nothing more the political left, which includes most news media, would like more than an MTV style Celebrity Deathmatch between DeSantis and Trump starting next year. So yes, it’s possible and perhaps even likely, that we’ll have more polling for a hypothetical match-up that will probably never happen and is over two years away even if it did, then we’ll have for an actual matchup that’s only a few months away. The world is weird, our governor is good, our president is not, and the left still has Trump derangement syndrome. This is the byproduct of it. The goal of the left and their allies in news media is two-fold. Use polls to convince Biden not to run again because he’d be waxed and bait DeSantis into a run against Trump in a celebrity deathmatch. If you’re wondering why in the world there would be polling on DeSantis vs. Biden in Nevada in July of 2022 that is why. Remember people actually have to pay for these polls to be conducted. Who would spend good money asking stuff like that now if it's not exactly as I’ve said.  

Newspaper headlines of 2020 United States of America presidential election. Concept of misinformation, voter and ballot fraud claims and the democratic process

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