AM I DREAMING?  POLLS SHOW THAT ONE OF THE LEFT'S IDOLS IS IN SERIOUS POLITICAL TROUBLE.  MAY THE PANIC BEGIN.  FROM NEWSWEEK:

A new poll revealed that Senator Elizabeth Warren, a Massachusetts Democrat, would be losing by a huge margin in a hypothetical head-to-head with former Republican Governor Charlie Baker.

The Fiscal Alliance Foundation published a poll on Thursday, which was carried out on May 6-7, showing that of the 750 survey respondents, 49 percent said they would support Baker for U.S. Senate, while only 34 percent said they would back Warren who announced in March that she will be running for reelection in 2024. The poll has a margin of error of 3.6 percent at a 95 percent confidence level.

Despite the massive number of respondents in the Thursday poll supporting Baker, the former governor said in December that he has no plans for running in any election in 2024.
In December, Baker was asked by a caller on GBH News's "Boston Public Radio" whether or not he is considering launching a presidential bid in 2024.

"My wife is really looking forward to having me around a little more, so I don't think I'll be a candidate in '24 for anything. I will certainly try to be involved in a positive way," said Baker who vacated his seat earlier this year, replaced by Democratic Governor Maura Healey.

2024 Massachusetts Senate GE:

Charlie Baker (R) 49% (+15)
Elizabeth Warren (D-Inc) 34%
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...Nearly 50 percent of those who were surveyed by the Fiscal Alliance Foundation said they approve of Warren's performance as a senator, while 44 percent were disapproving and 7 percent were unsure.

"Senator Warren has significantly higher unfavorable numbers than her fellow Democrats statewide and that seems to be creating an opening for Baker, who always enjoyed large amounts of cross-party appeal. Looking at the cross tabs, Republicans seem to coalesce behind Baker (79%) in a way that Democrats do not around Warren (56%), and Baker leads with independent/unenrolled voters 2-1 at 57-26%," said Paul D. Craney, a spokesperson for the Fiscal Alliance Foundation, in a statement.

Craney continued: "It's interesting that Baker receives such solid support from Republicans, a group that he began having such trouble with during his second term. Senator Warren may be doing more to unite the state Republican party than anyone might realize.

COMMENT:  Wouldn't it be great if we sent Fauxcahontas back to her tribe?     What would Bernie Sanders do without her? 

However, don' t get too excited.  This is an early poll, and the poll's "winner" says he's not running anyway.  But the poll does show that our dreams exist in Massachusetts.  We just have to fill in the blanks.

May 11, 2023