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To: Donnie Love: Nancy (AOC) Recent polling from Fox News confirms that the president’s job approval ratings (often a leading indicator of a candidate’s fate) have swung seven points to the good over the past six weeks. The thirst for impeachment has steadied or ebbed.
Most importantly, for those looking for what may lie ahead, the president not only bests every Democratic contender in the most recent national USA Today/Suffolk University poll (plus-3 over Biden, plus-5 over Sanders, plus-10 vs. Buttigieg) but in the all-important “battleground states.”
The Optimus poll last week showed the president had taken a lead in a survey of three of these states (Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin), and that voters in all three now oppose the president’s impeachment and removal. This is political gold for President Trump because if he carries most or all of the battlegrounds (including Florida, Arizona, Iowa and Colorado), he will win again.
Pollsters normally refer to this phenomenon as the “bounce,” an upward surge in a candidate or officeholder's poll numbers traceable to a special event like a State of the Union speech, or a well-received debate performance, or a significant flight of paid TV, or a historic triumph like Operation Desert Storm.
Yet this emerging “bounce” isn’t emanating from a ticker-tape parade for a world champion, or a significant breakthrough for mankind, but from the consensus that we’ve simply had it with Washington.
Enough of the political pontificating and holier-than-thou posturing.
Enough of the non-ending investigations from a never-producing Congress.
Enough of the media so intent on driving this president from office that they willingly bury any good news with dire warnings of a constitutional Armageddon. A recent study by JP Morgan’s Michael Cembalest confirmed that despite a record-breaking stock market, and the best job creation since the 1890s – “positive economic news” was only the 16th most covered subject last year on four, prime time CNN and MSNBC news shows.WOW....the good economy was 16th on coverage for CNN and MSNBC...  Checkmate.
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