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Donald Trump continues to dominate in the polls and is on track to win re-election in 2020. Meanwhile, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden continues to trail Donald Trump in polls by double digits. Is it time to hit the panic button, or is it time for Democrats to focus on infrastructure and other long-term priorities? Today's episode is all about why Donald Trump is winning and why Joe Biden is not. What's going on with the Democratic presidential field and why it's time for the White House to start focusing on infrastructure, infrastructure, jobs, and infrastructure projects, rather than on the 2020 Democratic primary and 2020 general election? What are the real reasons why Trump is so far ahead in polls and what it means for the chances of a Trump win in 2020 and a Biden win in the midterms in 2020? And what s going to change the landscape of the 2020 presidential race in the coming weeks and months? If you have the stones to register Republican at this point in time, it's because you are voting for Donald Trump. If you don't vote for Democrats, you're voting for Trump. And if you vote for Trump, it is because you're not voting for someone else, you just do it because you like him not because he's a better candidate than you would have voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016 or a Republican in 2016, you voted for her or a Democratic candidate in 2016 and you don t vote for him in 2016 because you think he's better than Hillary Clinton it's not because she's running for President in 2020, it s better than she is running for president in 2020 or she's a third party candidate in 2020 or she s running for re-party or something like that s more likely to win a primary you're just not running for office in 2020 because she s a better person than she s voting for him or something other than a Democrat . And that's not even close to being in a close race? and it s not a race between two presidential candidate? But it s a race against Joe Biden and Trump s doing better than he s doing well in polls, and he s running against Hillary Clinton? or he s not running against someone else? Why not running better than Trump in 2020 than he did in 2016? Is that a good thing, and why is that not a good deal better than 2016 is not a bad thing, right?
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