Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again.

So today we are going to talk about Biden and Harris and Whitmer and Newsom and Bernie.

And we're going to talk about some numbers because for quite some

time now there's been a conversation about replacing Biden.

And the question that always comes up is, well, okay, who?

Who do you want to replace them with?

And certain names get floated repeatedly.

And the thing is, the most important part of that is that most of them have said, no, we're behind Biden. I'm not doing it. We're behind Biden.

I'm not doing it. We're behind Biden.

But now we have some numbers and they're definitely worth

looking at. So from the polling here and this is all from the same poll,

Biden is currently at 4. here and this is all from the same poll.

Biden is currently at 42 percent, Trump's at 43 percent.

So Biden is trailing, but within the margin of error.

Whitmer 36% to trumps 40 outside the margin of error. Newsom, 37% to 40, right on the line of the margin of error.

They didn't poll about Bernie, and I know people are going to ask why why and the answer to that is simple.

The concern about Biden is that he's too old.

Replacing him with somebody who is older is probably not going to sit well with most people. Harris, 42% to Trump's 41.

Harris does actually poll better. Somebody who's already on the ticket. So people who

want Harris and are concerned about Biden not making it until 2028, well they would vote that way anyway, right?

That they're voting for her anyway.

Now, as far as the polling goes there is one thing that needs to be noted because it's something people will bring up. Both Whitmer and Newsom had more undecided voters.

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