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A new poll found that many more Americans believed former President Donald Trump won the CNN Presidential Debate than those who say President Joe Biden won. The Harvard CAPS Harris poll also found that Trump was heavily favored to win the election after soaring by 6% after the head-to-head. 'Respondents said that inflation was their top concern, followed by immigration and the economy.' The results broadly echoed the panicked fallout among Democrats after a devastating and humiliating debate for Biden. Some Democrats and news outlets have openly called for Biden to step down from the campaign in order to allow someone else to run against Trump. 52% of poll respondents said that Trump won the debate, while only 22% said that Biden won the debate. The rest, 26%, said they were unsure or didn't know who won. When asked who they would support for president in the election, 47% said they would support Trump and only 41% said they would support Biden. Although Biden is underperforming on all issues, the few policy positions on which he does the best are those related to abortion, racial equality, and creating jobs. When asked what the most important issues facing the country were, respondents said that inflation was their top concern, followed by immigration and the economy. Both parties are unpopular, with the approval rating for Republicans dropping to 44% while the approval rating for Democrats had dropped to 41%. Democrats are also being damaged by the immigration crisis, as a large majority, 79%, responded that crimes committed by illegal aliens is a major problem, and 64% said that Democrats are keeping the border open. A separate poll about the debate found that the percentage of respondents who said Biden should not serve as president over his mental and cognitive deficiencies had risen from 65% to 72% after the debate. While most have acknowledged that Biden's troubling debate performance has cast a dark shadow on his chances to stay in the presidential race, some on the left have tried to blame CNN and its moderators for failing to fact-check Trump in real time. "I’m going to go home tonight, kiss my kid and wife goodnight, pour a stiff drink," said anti-Trump political strategist Mike Murphy, "and have a quiet cry."The Harvard Harris poll included responses from more than 2,000 registered voters online. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Bill Maher is advocating for President Joe Biden to bow out of the presidential race so Democrats can choose a different candidate to run for president in 2024. The comedian noted that his choice would be California Governor Gavin Newsom."But whether it's Mr. Newsom or someone else, we need to start talking about who the Democrats should put on the ballot in November. Anyone with a D by their name basically makes this race a tie. Being a fresh face who has spent less time in the spotlight equals 'America's less tired of you,' equals that extra percentage that would make for a winning ticket," Maher wrote in an opinion piece.'What happened at the debate last week wasn't a tragedy; it was a blessing in disguise.'Biden, the presumptive 2024 Democratic presidential nominee, performed poorly during a debate last week against former President Donald Trump, the presumptive 2024 GOP presidential nominee."We all age differently — it's a true case by case — and the debate illustrated that vividly. Mr. Trump, whatever you think of him, was vigorous; Mr. Biden was vigorless," Maher noted."What happened at the debate last week wasn't a tragedy; it was a blessing in disguise. I called on Mr. Biden to step aside almost a year ago, warning that he would be forever known as 'Ruth Bader Biden' if he didn't," he wrote, referring to the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, whose death in 2020 allowed then-President Donald Trump to nominate Amy Coney Barett to fill the vacancy."Since then, each time I would bring up that idea, publicly or privately, people would dismiss it out of hand: Get on board, they'd say. The Democrats will never replace him. It's off the table. Well, now it's on the table, where it always should have been," Maher declared.Maher suggested than an open convention would be good for Democrats. "Democrats could not buy, with all of George Soros's money, the enthusiasm, engagement and interest they would get from having an open convention — and in Chicago no less, famous for Democratic convention drama," he wrote.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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