The DNC nixed Billionaire Tom Steyer from the next Dem debate. Crappy poll numbers and failed to meet donor requirements. Tulsi Gabbard, on the other hand, has reached the donor and polling requirements, and the DNC kicked her out too. Why?
The DNC nixed Billionaire Tom Steyer from the next Dem debate. Crappy poll numbers and failed to meet donor requirements. Tulsi Gabbard, on the other hand, has reached the donor and polling requirements, and the DNC kicked her out too. Why?
Burning the American flag is offensive to me. And it is my opinion that doing so has side-effects for which you should be prepared. But I do not believe the practice should be punished by the state, which means I agree with 64% of Democrats on something.
The LGBTQ movement is losing support from 18-34-year-olds. A new Harris poll shows a drop from 53% in 2017 to 45% in 2018. The major drivers? Young women. Yes, Left-wing open-bathroom and locker policy may be eroding LGBTQ support among young people.
I won’t spend a lot of time on this because frankly, our readers don’t care. But they should. At least on this point. The far left own the base in New Hampshire and they are socialists and that matters.
Maybe Rogers Johnson was right. Democrats in New Hampshire are racist. Okay, to be fair that wasn’t exactly what the commission for the injustice of non-white Granite Staters or whatever it’s called, meant. But maybe there’s some proof in the Left’s Fake White Hate Pudding?
Quinnipiac released a national poll yesterday on the current crop of Democrats considered or actually running for the 2020 Party nomination. Biden (not yet announced) continues to dominate. But O’Rourke is rising, and Sanders is fading.
We’ve had our share of polls of late. Mostly Democrat. Taking the temperature of locals as to which cookie-cutter socialist wanna-be Trump challenger they’re most drawn. Until today the leader in every poll has been the aged but otherwise reliable but creepy (and undeclared) candidate Joe Biden. Did I say until today?
Will one percent be enough to make a point? While one point may not seem like much, two factors should be considered here. A solid lead was had and lost by the Democrats, which is obvious. However, not so obvious is the fact that Democrats tend to speak louder about their voting habits than Republicans … Read more
Emerson College Polling has Gov. Sununu sitting on a comfortable, maybe not too comfortable 8 point lead with 5 percent still undecided. The New Hampshire State economy is in excellent shape so that will probably keep Chris more comfortable than not. In NH CD-1 Eddie Edwards is just 2 point behind Chris Pappas with 5% … Read more
It wasn’t that long ago the internationally acclaimed pollster Nate Silver predicted an 84% win for Hillary Clinton against that guy with the funny haircut. Remember the Left’s wailing and gnashing of teeth when it turned out Hillary lost her second attempt at completely criminalizing the executive office? Our socialist friends march to the beat … Read more
In October 2016 Mr. Trump’s electoral circumstances were new and unique but the way he was being treated by his own party and the press were not. Dr. Matt Briggs (Ph.D. is statistics) and I have a great conversation about how the press treated Reagan in 1980 and how it may have affected polling before … Read more
In October 2016 Mr. Trump’s electoral circumstances were new and unique but the way he was being treated by his own party and the press were not. Dr. Matt Briggs (Ph.D. is statistics) and I have a great conversation about how the press treated Reagan in 1980 and how it may have affected polling before … Read more
Dr. Matt Briggs (PhD. is statistics) and I discuss how the press treated Reagan in 1980 and how it may have affected polling before that election, then compare that to the press impact on potential Trump voters and polling in 2016.
We open with guest-host Emily Sandblade who knows a thing or two about math and polling to discuss what the current presidential polls likely reflect and why you probably should not ‘buy’ what they are selling.
The very thing that makes the race appear even remotely close between Obama and Romney will be multiplied today. I’m talking about exit polling. My guess is that the same people who do not want to admit that they will not vote for Obama before the election, will not admit they didn’t vote for him … Read more
The big joke of the week has been a UNH poll that showed Obama up by 8 points in New Hampshire. The UNH poll is a huge joke, and just for good measure, one of the most accurate and reliable polls around just came in with a different set of numbers. Rasmussen is reporting today … Read more
Afternoon video…can’t beat it. Well get used to this…and by that I mean the swell of people who are not happy about being fooled by Obama in 2008. They are done with his empty suit BS. Though I continue to believe most will simply say nothing and vote Romney, and the polls (even exit polls) … Read more
Another Poll, another result. This one, from American Research Group, (Hill Blog) shows Romney up in New Hampshire 50-46. In other polling, the Granite State WMUR poll shows Romney still down six points, but at the same time they recorded an 18 point swing in Romney’s favor among women voters since their last poll. So … Read more
As Allahpundit points out on Hot Air, 2008 (the banner year for Democrats) was only D+7 and no one expects that kind of turnout this year. But that does not mean we will not continue to see polling skewed even further to make an Obama victory appear inevitable. The only way Obama can win is … Read more
Rasmussen Reports shows Romney leading in its most recent poll in New Hampshire. The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of Likely Voters in New Hampshire shows Romney with 48% support to President Obama’s 45%. Four percent (4%) prefer some other candidate, and three percent (3%) are undecided. (To see survey question wording, click here.) My personal … Read more