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CoyoteTheGreat posted...

By all means, don't trust the polls (Though at this point, I think the polls are mostly bought up by Republicans to flood them with overly optimistic estimates to push the great lie about voter fraud for the next cycle). The thing is though, I think you are misunderstanding the conservative movement. It exists to grift money. RFK Jr. isn't trying to help Trump, he is trying to grift money from donors. And because of that, he isn't mysteriously dropping out the moment it has become clear to everyone that he is actually pulling more Republican voters than Democrats. Republicans will happily fuck each other over if it means the money comes to them. They are capitalists first and ideologues second. Like, you can see it down the line with every part of their party. Look at their megachurch pastors. They might actually believe the bullshit they are preaching, or they might not, but the one thing they definitely believe in is the gospel of prosperity.

I think you're misunderstanding what I said.
No doubt, RFK is a grifter.
I did not say he would drop out when that moment came. He is a self-interested entity and will try to grift as long as he can, hopefully eventually to Trump's detriment.

I said the moment that his campaign is suddenly losing all its major donors and cash is when you know he's reached that inflection point. Never said he'd drop out at the moment. He, like all Republicans -- self-labeled or secretive --, is greedy and not that bright. He'll probably try to keep the gravy train of small donors flowing at least, and I wouldn't dare try to predict the actions of a crazy person like him.
So I'm going with the thing that can be predicted and that will follow logic -- big money donors boosting his campaign pulling out -- as when you know his campaign is no longer useful.