A fresh perspective by renowned political consultants augurs well for former President Donald Trump, hinting at a probable rerun of the presidential face-off between Trump and President Joe Biden.

Troy Olsen, an Army veteran and prominent political author based in the bustling city of New York, and Gavin Wax, a republican strategist and chief of the National Constitutional Law Union, shared their viewpoint in The Daily Caller.

They contend that the speculation surrounding Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s decision to quit the Democrat Party and emerge as an independent contender for the presidency could potentially disrupt Trump's prospects by detracting votes is less than well-founded.

The duo argue that the preliminary poll results, although not exhaustive, do little to support this supposition and establish that an independent run by RFK Jr could significantly weaken the position of the incumbent president.

President Joe Biden, they assert, finds himself in an unenviable historical position, potentially more vulnerable than any other incumbent president since perhaps even President Carter. Olsen and Wax, who are set to launch their book 'The Emerging Populist Majority', hold the view that history has often been unkind to incumbent presidents when a third-party candidate or independent contender garners a minimum of 5% voter support.

A fresh perspective by renowned political consultants augurs well for former President Donald Trump, hinting at a probable rerun of the presidential face-off between Trump and President Joe Biden.
Troy Olsen, an Army veteran and prominent political author based in the bustling city of New York, and Gavin Wax, a republican strategist and chief of the National Constitutional Law Union, shared their viewpoint in The Daily Caller.
They contend that the speculation surrounding Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s decision to quit the Democrat Party and emerge as an independent contender for the presidency could potentially disrupt Trump's prospects by detracting votes is less than well-founded.
The duo argue that the preliminary poll results, although not exhaustive, do little to support this supposition and establish that an independent run by RFK Jr could significantly weaken the position of the incumbent president.
President Joe Biden, they assert, finds himself in an unenviable historical position, potentially more vulnerable than any other incumbent president since perhaps even President Carter. Olsen and Wax, who are set to launch their book 'The Emerging Populist Majority', hold the view that history has often been unkind to incumbent presidents when a third-party candidate or independent contender garners a minimum of 5% voter support.

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