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To: sylvester80 who wrote (1270864)	10/19/2020 10:45:54 AM
From: Bill	1 Recommendation Recommended By Mick Mørmøny Respond to of 1580821

Ever hear of Alexander Hamilton?

To: sylvester80 who wrote (1270864)	10/19/2020 10:49:58 AM
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Oldest & most credible newspaper in the US. Which country are you residing in silly111? Here’s another whopper of a NY Post story : Joe Biden’s polling lead slips in wake of Post report on Hunter By Mary Kay Linge October 17, 2020 \| 3:37pm Enlarge Image Joe BidenGetty Images Joe Biden’s polling edge over President Trump eroded this week amid The Post’s scandalous revelations about his son Hunter’s foreign dealings — but the Democratic candidate still maintains a substantial lead. SEE ALSO Emails reveal how Hunter Biden tried to cash in big on behalf of family with Chinese firm The IBD/TIPP national tracking poll, released Saturday, puts Biden at 50 percent in the head-to-head matchup, with Trump at 43 percent. The 7-point advantage is well outside the survey’s 3 percent margin of error. But the poll of 1,009 likely voters saw Biden’s support slip by just over 2 percentage points since Monday — and found an increase of just under 1 percent for the incumbent. The IBD/TIPP survey found strength for Biden among independent voters, who split their support between Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton in 2016, but now back the challenger by a 9-percent margin. The results also hinted at the possibility of a substantial number of “shy Trump” voters in the electorate: while 47 percent of respondents said they believe that their neighbors are Trump voters, only 36 of them say they are surrounded by Biden backers.