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Former President Donald Trump has opened up an eight-point lead on President Joe Biden in a hypothetical five-way presidential race in Arizona, according to an AARP/ Fabrizio Ward/Impact Research poll.

The survey finds that Trump garners 45 percent support among likely Arizona voters, putting him comfortably in the lead. Biden is in second place with 37 percent of the response, followed by independent Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at 11 percent.

Only 30 percent of Americans approve of His Fraudulency Joe Biden transferring financial responsibility for student loans away from the person who took out the loan and onto the American taxpayer.

A plurality of 40 percent disapprove, with 30 percent saying "neither" (13 percent) or "don't know" (17 percent).

Prominent FiveThirtyEight pollster Nate Silver posed a foreboding question for Democrats on Monday.

The question came on the heels of a devastating revelation for President Joe Biden's re-election campaign.

The president just reached a new all-time low in approval. According to FiveThirtyEight's average of national polls, Biden's approval rating stands at a mere 37.6 percent.

This prompted Silver's foreboding question.

But Biden just hit a new all-time low in approval (37.4%) at 538 yesterday. Dropping out would be a big risk. But there's some threshold below which continuing to run is a bigger risk. Are we there yet? I don't know. But it's more than fair to ask.

A clear majority of 57 percent of voters have not been fooled by the media propaganda and accurately believe His Fraudulency Joe Biden's mental decline is real.

It gets better....

Sixty percent also believe the corporate media are helping to cover up President Sunset's mental decline.

Rasmussen Reports surveyed 1,080 likely voters between May 28-30 and asked a very straightforward question: "Do you feel like, over time, [His Fraudulency] Joe Biden is getting less and less mentally sharp?"

Former President Donald Trump is leading President Joe Biden in Michigan, a recent survey from Mitchell Research found.

Trump is edging out the incumbent, both in a head-to-head matchup and a contest including third party candidates.

When the two are facing off directly, Trump leads Biden in the state by two percentage points - 49 percent support to Biden's 47 percent support.

In a five-way matchup including independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Green Party candidate Jill Stein, and independent Cornel West, Trump still leads the pack with 46 percent to Biden's 45 percent support. Anther five percent go for Kennedy, followed by one percent each for Stein and West.

According to Steve Mitchell, president of Mitchell Research & Communications, Inc., "Trump leads in the two-way race because he has solidified the Republican base better than Biden has solidified the Democratic base" - a common theme in other surveys as well.

More than 50 percent of Democrats want to replace Joe Biden with someone else, according to a new poll from Rasmussen Reports.

This is extremely unlikely to happen at this late stage in the election. The Democrats are already working out their plan to nominate Biden and Harris ahead of the party's convention in August.

This is just another reminder that there is widespread disapproval for Biden, even among members of his own party.

Outlier or trend predictor? Mark Mitchell with Rasmussen Reports revealed initial results of a recent poll (yet to be published) that shows President Trump leading Joe Biden among Black voters in both head-to-head and five-way matchups. Mitchell told Steve Bannon on the War Room Tuesday morning that Trump leads Biden by one point, 39 percent to 38 percent in a one-on-one matchup. Trump takes an astonishing lead of 43 percent to 31 percent in a five-way matchup with Robert F. Kennedy, Jr garnering 12 percent support among Black Voters.

President Trump took a commanding lead against Joe Biden in the latest Polymarket Poll. That's a 21 point shift to Trump in just one month.

The Polymarket Poll currently has Trump's likelihood of winning in 2024 at 56%. Trump is handily beating Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Michelle Obama, and Robert Kennedy, Jr.