I'm just gonna write my thoughts in order.

1: If "stronger" means likely to win, then yes I think Biden is as strong or stronger than Obama. Trump's base is demoralized, barely shows up to rallies relative to 2016, and knows that he will not seriously change their lives. Trumptards now are a different breed than Trump supporters in 2016. In 2016, it was fresh intellectual energy and youthful charisma. Now it's the same exact people who voted for Romney, but more demoralized and with fewer moderates.

2: Rasmussen is a conservative pollster. If they say Trump is fucked then a voice not biased against him says he's fucked.

3: Florida is very diverse and diverse people hate Trump. His strategy of blacks and hispanics will be as fruitless as it was in the midterms and has been for every Republican ever.

4: Monmouth poll is probably correct too. Just because you don't like what the data says doesn't mean that the data is false. The fact that we're losing really really really badly doesn't refute that we're losing.

5: I was gonna say that the number of Republican voter registrations was a decent argument from this boomer, but he follows it up by saying that unpopularity with Republicans is the reason for Trump's bad numbers according to Rasmussen. He refuted his only decent sounding argument.

6: "The methodology of these polls is unsounds. I took a college course on this." ... Proceeds not to discuss these methods and why they're false.

7: Did he seriously just cite NBA rankings as an argument against political polling data? Smh.

Demographics have changed because the massive influx of legal immigrants is the only promise Trump made to anyone other than Israel and kept. His base got nothing and knows, even if they won't admit it, that the future of this country isn't on the line because he got nothing done. People like me think it's not worth their time to vote. I don't think Trump will even get 40% in this election. That's my prediction. Trump gets less than 40. Feel free to make fun of me if I'm wrong.