balladofwindfishes
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When was Obama at 38? That seems obscenely low for him.
When was Obama at 38? That seems obscenely low for him.
Gallup:
38/56
1/23 was the "give him a chance"The graph is even better!
When was Obama at 38? That seems obscenely low for him.
Abby D. Phillip ‏@abbydphillip 1m1 minute ago
Trump at Boeing: "In the old days when I made this speech I got paid a lot of money, now I have to do it for nothing."
something-something Hillary's paid speeches.
What a fucking arse.
Yeah watching this shit now.
something-something Hillary's paid speeches.
What a fucking arse.
If he gets that done quick enough he'll have time to apply for Flynn's old job before it gets filled.So is Scott Pruitt's first act as the head of the EPA going to be to shut down the EPA?
Twice. First was in October 2011, second was in early September of 2014 (ISIS, Ebola).
LOL at people thinking the Dems lost in '14 because they ran away from Obama.
The lower Trump's approval goes, the higher the probability that Trump will call for a bombing run of Iran tomorrow goes, just as a heads up.
EBOLA
You know, the thing that cost the Dems three Senate seats and allowed Trump to form a cabinet and appoint a Supreme Court justice. The thing that was no threat to Americans but everyone freaked out because the blacks were bringing it to America and it was a black disease.
Anyone getting 45's scotus pick commercials?
I though he was a judge not a product at wal mart
@NumbersMuncher
Per Gallup, number of months to hit sub-40 approval:
Carter 18
Reagan 24
HW Bush 38
Clinton 5
W Bush 58
Obama 31
Trump... less than 1.
Kaine seems safe for now.
https://poll.qu.edu/virginia/release-detail?ReleaseID=2430
It might be more helpful if they polled him against a more serious candidate, but then again the GOP seems to have no interest in doing that.
Which question was this?man that's a brilliant photo
(look at the front row)
Which question was this?
Anyone getting 45's scotus pick commercials?
I though he was a judge not a product at wal mart
I hope it's Fiorina so bad.Kaine seems safe for now.
https://poll.qu.edu/virginia/release-detail?ReleaseID=2430
It might be more helpful if they polled him against a more serious candidate, but then again the GOP seems to have no interest in doing that.
I hope it's Fiorina so bad.
-18% approval for Trump in Virginia, which mirrors the national average it seems.Kaine seems safe for now.
https://poll.qu.edu/virginia/release-detail?ReleaseID=2430
It might be more helpful if they polled him against a more serious candidate, but then again the GOP seems to have no interest in doing that.
I hope it's Fiorina so bad.
Kaine seems safe for now.
https://poll.qu.edu/virginia/release-detail?ReleaseID=2430
It might be more helpful if they polled him against a more serious candidate, but then again the GOP seems to have no interest in doing that.
Kaine seems safe for now.
https://poll.qu.edu/virginia/release-detail?ReleaseID=2430
It might be more helpful if they polled him against a more serious candidate, but then again the GOP seems to have no interest in doing that.
So out of the open seats in red areas: AL, KS, OK, SD, TN, WY, GA which do you think the Democrats have a dark horse pickup?
All of them except for SD & GA had a previous Democratic Governor as recently as 2011.
-18% approval for Trump in Virginia, which mirrors the national average it seems.
Of those I would hope for Georgia - a Democrat winning any other state would probably be more circumstantial, whereas Georgia could be the start of a longer term trend. Also, it would simply be the most useful for redistricting purposes.So out of the open seats in red areas: AL, KS, OK, SD, TN, WY, GA which do you think the Democrats have a dark horse pickup?
All of them except for AL, SD & GA had a previous Democratic Governor as recently as 2011.
What the hell does testing responses even mean? Conservatives aren't enraged this morning. It's liberals. And liberals have been enraged at everything he's been doing ever since he got elected. I'm not sure whose "responses~" are being tested because the only time his base got mad (Devos) nothing ended up happening.
Bernie voting for Kelly is another moment in the "wait, why does this guy keep supporting things are that terrible for Hispanics" ad that Harris and Cortez Masto would pummel him with.
Bernie isn't going to run, Gillibrand is and that YouGov poll is just >_>
How likely do you guys think it is that we pick up MT-AL this year?
"Liberals" will conveniently forget Bernie voted for Kelly and continue to bemoan Democrats for "caving" for Trump.
Which question was this?
Bernie has never been seriously attacked on a national stage in his entire life so I am not really sure if this is true.
Hillary even held off from "this plan will increase a middle class family's tax burden by $5000 a year and take away their health insurance plan and increase the deficit to Japan levels." He's been handled with kids' gloves so far. Bernie shouting about immigrants stealing American jobs, dumping toxic waste in Hispanic neighborhoods, and voting in a DHS guy who wanted to use ground troops to round up immigrants is not gonna play very well especially when most of the Dem base is going to be caring a shit-ton about helping immigrants after four years of Trump.
He's not going to run, it's too risky to his reputation.
Not super likely to be honest. But of any red state I could see Montana being one of the first to turn fully on Trump. The Democrats do pretty well there and the Republicans tend to be more libertarian.How likely do you guys think it is that we pick up MT-AL this year?