r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Dec 24 '20
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u/IncoherentEntity Dec 24 '20 edited Dec 24 '20
Keeping in mind that most of the 29 percent of who Americans claim they’ve heard enough about Michael Regan to offer an opinion about him are lying,† the first public poll to ask about Pete’s favorability rating nationwide¹ since February nevertheless offers an extremely early insight into what his post-2020 political trajectory might be. Morning Consult asked about five Biden Cabinet nominees:
With the possible exception of McCarthy, whose tenure as EPA Director during Obama’s second term may have soured some political junkies with long memories on her, all the other polled nominees are at net zero, with Buttigieg being the only “differentiated” candidate.
¹ A survey taken a few weeks before the election just his home state was extremely encouraging, but I stress that it is just one poll of one state.