The Democrat Trump should fear in 2020 â and it âs not Oprah
More than half of Americans are uninterested in keeping  President Trump  around for a second term  according to a new poll. But to be fair  considering  his  historically low approval ratings  this is not that surprising.
A recent Quinnipiac poll says that more Americans would vote for former vice president Joe Biden than  Trump . It certainly wouldn't be a landslide win: 48 percent of respondents said they'd pick Biden  while 44 percent said they'd elect the president for a second term.
Biden has not ruled out running in 2020  after opting not to enter the race in 2016  citing the death of his son Beau Biden and a need to focus on family. But  if elected  Biden would be 78 years old when entering the White House.  The former vice president  ranks at No. 2 behind Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) on The Fix's list of top 2020 contenders.
And speaking of the #MeToo movement  the buzz around Oprah Winfrey after her campaign-style speech during the Golden Globes  confirmed that she would beat  the president . According to the poll  she would get 52 percent of the vote to Trump's 39 percent. But 66 percent of respondents said electing a celebrity as president is a bad idea.
One particular lawmaker who is considered a front-runner by many liberals would not appear to have the support needed to beat  Trump : Sanders. When asked whether theyâd be inclined to vote for Sanders over  Trump   55 percent of those surveyed said no.
It has become a common argument on the left when lamenting  Trump  that had Sanders been the Democratic nominee over Hillary Clinton  he would have attracted enough support to beat  Trump . The argument is that liberals who did not back Clinton would have voted for Sanders  along with some of the white working-class voters and men who ultimately chose  Trump .
The survey did not poll Americans on other hypothetical 2020 candidates  including Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.) or Sen. Kamala D. Harris (D-Calif.). But what is clear is that more than half of Americans seem uninterested in allowing  Trump  to remain in the White House for another term.
In a question in which no opponent is named  62 percent of respondents said that they would not be inclined to vote for  Trump ; 34 percent said they would.
â President Donald Trump  canât seem to improve  his  approval rating  perhaps because of the troubling fact that half of the voters we spoke to think  he  is mentally unstable â said Tim Malloy  assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll. â The president  is a divider  not a uniter  say an overwhelming number of voters  an assessment made even more disturbing by  his  perceived lack of respect for people of color.â
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A recent Quinnipiac poll says that more Americans would vote for former vice president Joe Biden than  Trump . It certainly wouldn't be a landslide win: 48 percent of respondents said they'd pick Biden  while 44 percent said they'd elect the president for a second term.
Biden has not ruled out running in 2020  after opting not to enter the race in 2016  citing the death of his son Beau Biden and a need to focus on family. But  if elected  Biden would be 78 years old when entering the White House.   [TGT] ranks at No. 2 behind Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) on The Fix's list of top 2020 contenders.
And speaking of the #MeToo movement  the buzz around Oprah Winfrey after her campaign-style speech during the Golden Globes  confirmed that she would beat  the president . According to the poll  she would get 52 percent of the vote to  [TGT] 's 39 percent. But 66 percent of respondents said electing a celebrity as president is a bad idea.
One particular lawmaker who is considered a front-runner by many liberals would not appear to have the support needed to beat  Trump : Sanders. When asked whether theyâd be inclined to vote for Sanders over  Trump   55 percent of those surveyed said no.
It has become a common argument on the left when lamenting   [TGT] that had Sanders been the Democratic nominee over Hillary Clinton  he would have attracted enough support to beat   [TGT]  . The argument is that liberals who did not back Clinton would have voted for Sanders  along with some of the white working-class voters and men who ultimately chose  Trump .
The survey did not poll Americans on other hypothetical 2020 candidates  including Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.) or Sen. Kamala D. Harris (D-Calif.). But what is clear is that more than half of Americans seem uninterested in allowing   [TGT] to remain in the White House for another term.
In a question in which no opponent is named  62 percent of respondents said that they would not be inclined to vote for  [TGT]  ; 34 percent said they would.
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