According to a recent New York Times poll, former president Donald Trump has a surprising lead over Joe Biden among both young people, and Hispanics. But is it believable?
"Well there's no question Trump is getting a bigger slice of young people and Hispanics" said Robert Cahaly, polling guru with the Trafalgar Group, "But what you have to understand is, that is among young people and Hispanics who say they are going to vote."
More importantly, there is a bigger take-away from all of the pro-Trump poll numbers that are popping up more frequently on the 'mainstream' media.
"I think that what a lot of these polls indicate is there's a real move afoot among elites in the Democrat party to move Biden aside or to put pressure on him" Cahaly told KTRH.
The biggest threat to Trump's return to the White House might not be Joe Biden, but instead complacency among GOP voters.
"The most important thing to understand is, any poll this far out is a snapshot of the way things look at this moment" noted Cahaly, "I like to read the tea leaves more than just the polls, and right now the mainstream media is trying to push Biden out."
He adds that next month's presidential debate between Trump and Biden, is going to be a big factor.
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