Even if by just a little, the GOP presumptive candidate Donald Trump may be beating Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in the polls.
Should we start to worry? The Guardian might think so...
"The polling data site RealClearPolitics (RCP) takes an average of national polls that ask Americans who they would choose in a contest between the two candidates (a scenario that now looks inevitable). On Sunday, RCP updated their numbers to show that Trump is now, on average, 0.2 percentage points ahead of Clinton," said a report on The Guardian. "That gap might be narrow, but it has still led some (including a senior elections analyst at RCP) to conclude 'it’s probably time to panic.'" 
However, the report suggested that it may have been 'time to panic' a while ago. "Just as it took pundits a while to wake up to the fact that Trump was a sufficiently popular candidate to win the Republican nomination, it seems that they have also been slow to switch focus to his chances of winning the White House."
The data compiled also showed that the Donald has already beat Clinton twice before -- in September and again in December.
But before any Clinton supporters start to worry, they must remember that this is just ONE poll. According to the Huffington Post's Pollster, Clinton is still in the lead, even if just by a little. Just take a look at the chart.
Let the "Make America Great Again" vs. "Stronger Together" battle begin...
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