Trump Moves Ahead of Hillary in the Polls–Is it Time for Democrats to Feel the Bern?

I believe you have a very fundamental misunderstanding of the whole predictive value of negative poll ratings as they predict final voter choice in the election process, as well as, in the basic underlying heuristics of polling science. If you do a little reading on polling science you will discover that negative favorability polling results are largely useless in predicting final voter candidate selection. Reflect for one second on the current Democratic and Republican primaries as a simple example. The two candidates that have consistently polled the largest negative results both end up on the final nomination path.

Trump for example has lead this negative polling result when there were 16 fellow candidate competitors and also when he was largely head to head with Cruz (Kasich having been largely negated yet he lead all polls among Republicans regarding unfavorability opinions!). I can’t say I understand completely what your final point to this all is other then perhaps to imply that Sanders would be a more likely candidate to defeat Trump rather then Clinton based on unfavorability ratings which is patently false if that is the only criteria you are applying, but regardless, a rather odd blog article providing I suppose what one could call advice to the Democratic party’s candidate selection process, coming from a conservative Republican blog. I’m sure Bernie would appear all in with the drift here though.