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It seems very early, almost premature to talk about the 2024 election and polls that come out today

don't seem to have much bearing on what will happen. You know, a year and three-quarter

is from now. There are more of a reflection of what people are thinking now. But there's still

illuminating in that regard. There are more of a gauge of the current state of public opinion

than they are of what will happen the next time around. But in any event, I think it's quite

interesting to see that there's a recent poll out, Harvard Harris Poll, that shows that both Trump

and DeSantis would relatively easily beat Biden if the election were held today.

So let's take a look. It's survey of 2050 registered voters. Pretty good sample.

Interestingly, 65% of them said Biden should not run again. And that means that it's obviously not

just Republicans. These surveys, in fact, tend to sometimes over-represent Democrats. But let's

assume it's even, it's even, that's still a substantial number of Democrats who say that Biden

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