There were four Republican primaries yesterday, and the Malignant Loser is still seeing the loss of upwards of 20% of the Republican vote to dropped- out Nikki Haley and other candidates. Voters went to the polls in Connecticut, New York, Rhode Island, and Wisconsin; all but Wisconsin are safely blue states. Looking at AP's results for battleground Wisconsin, it's clear the Malignant Loser is in trouble :
But, you say, how did President Biden do among Democratic voters?
While would- be dictator Trump is repelling a significant segment of registered Republican voters (enough to make a difference in a battleground state like Wisconsin), President Biden is continuing to consolidate Democratic Party voters behind him, and is working to woo sane Republicans and Republican- leaning independents for their votes, or at least to keep their votes out of the Malignant Loser's reach.
Ezra Klein took note of a flipped script earlier this year: “The cliché used to be that Democrats fell in love and Republicans fell in line. The reality, in recent years, has been that Democrats fall in line and Republicans fall apart.” We've seen that in the infighting in the House Republican chaos caucus, and now we're getting strong signals of it in the primaries. Let's see how much more the needle moves once the Malignant Loser begins his trials roulette and Democrats hammer him on reproductive freedom and saving democracy.
