Fox News' Brit Hume Thinks This Is Why Democrats 'Could Still Win This Election'
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"Despite their current contretemps," the political analyst explained.
Fox News analyst Brit Hume on Sunday suggested why Democrats could still win the 2024 presidential election in November despite what he described as their “current contretemps” amid President Joe Biden ditching his campaign.
Hume pointed to National Review writer Dan McLaughlin’s post on X, formerly Twitter, that highlighted former president and current GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump’s continued poor favorability ratings.
McLaughlin noted, alongside a Real Clear Politics poll, that “even with everything possible going Donald Trump’s way, his favorability with the voting public is double digits underwater & has been continuously for over two years. He has never once been more popular than unpopular in 8 years.”
Hume agreed.
“Which is why the Democrats, despite their current contretemps, could still win the election,” the analyst quote-posted.
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