“A lot of people are apprehensive about coming out publicly and saying anything about the former president deemed to be detrimental.”
has a solid lead in the polls, he could still suffer significant backlash for attacking Mrs. Reynolds. Voters could think the former president takes their support for granted.is more vulnerable than the polling indicates., called him and thanked him for publicly declaring his opposition, he said.
“A lot of people are apprehensive about coming out publicly and saying anything about the former president deemed to be detrimental,” Mr. Hoefert said. “And and that’s why I really question how strong his poll support actually is.”The latest Real Clear Politics average of recent polls shows the former president crushing Mr.
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