BTW, a slurry of state polling came out today and that is ultimately more important.
Georgia - Trump +1%
North Carolina - Hillary +4% (This one may be true indeed)
Pennsylvania - Hillary +7%
Iowa - Tie (Hillary regaining ground here)
Michigan - Hillary +6%, +7% (Michael Moore doesn't seem to be right about this one)
Virginia - Hillary +12%
California - Hillary +26%
You may ask why did I post California's number? Well many republicans here are teetering on political extinction. Trump only has the support of 28% of voters here and that is a record low.
Several house members. Darrell Issa is one that needs to retire.
This man is a piece of ****. Embarrassing and one that has never really been challenged properly. The man running against him is a former US Marine and democrat challenger Col. Applegate. His district hasn't seen any real demographic changes unlike the rest of California. In the primaries, Issa had 50.8% of the vote and Applegate 45.5%. You can see why Issa is in big trouble. His district is relatively conservative, yet appears to be flipping on him.
These are the races that could vastly weaken republicans in the House and possibly flip the House.
Trump is so unpopular he may actually take down some leading GOP rats with him.
Georgia - Trump +1%
North Carolina - Hillary +4% (This one may be true indeed)
Pennsylvania - Hillary +7%
Iowa - Tie (Hillary regaining ground here)
Michigan - Hillary +6%, +7% (Michael Moore doesn't seem to be right about this one)
Virginia - Hillary +12%
California - Hillary +26%
You may ask why did I post California's number? Well many republicans here are teetering on political extinction. Trump only has the support of 28% of voters here and that is a record low.
Several house members. Darrell Issa is one that needs to retire.
This man is a piece of ****. Embarrassing and one that has never really been challenged properly. The man running against him is a former US Marine and democrat challenger Col. Applegate. His district hasn't seen any real demographic changes unlike the rest of California. In the primaries, Issa had 50.8% of the vote and Applegate 45.5%. You can see why Issa is in big trouble. His district is relatively conservative, yet appears to be flipping on him.
These are the races that could vastly weaken republicans in the House and possibly flip the House.
Trump is so unpopular he may actually take down some leading GOP rats with him.
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