Bad news for Trump in new NBC/WSJ poll
Hillary Clinton has weathered one of the toughest periods of her campaign and Team Trump can’t be happy about his 7-point deficit in the new NBC/WSJ poll: In two-way race, Clinton leads Trump by 7pts among both likely and reg voters, per new natl NBC/WSJ poll pic.twitter.com/8fcl32a75e — Mark Murray (@mmurraypolitics) September 21, 2016 Notably, Trump’s unpopularity is more than […]
In two-way race, Clinton leads Trump by 7pts among both likely and reg voters, per new natl NBC/WSJ poll pic.twitter.com/8fcl32a75e
— Mark Murray (@mmurraypolitics) September 21, 2016
Notably, Trump’s unpopularity is more than double Clinton’s. Let’s see if pundits who keep claiming the two candidates are “equally disliked” change their narratives.
Here are the favorable/unfavorable ratings in the new national NBC/WSJ poll pic.twitter.com/DuYoxV5rbi
— Mark Murray (@mmurraypolitics) September 21, 2016
A question now looms over the 2016 race: Why can’t Trump close the deal?
With a few tweets and demeaning nicknames, he handily dispatched some of the most powerful and well-funded Republicans in the country. And despite a monumental and well-documented effort by the national media to tilt the playing field in his favor, he’s still struggling against Hillary Clinton.
It says something not just about his weakness, but about her strength.
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