Of those supporting the impeachment inquiry, 71 percent want all of Trump’s impeachable offenses brought to a vote, the poll shows.
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Most Americans Are Liberal, Even If They Don’t Know It
Don’t believe it? Check out these polls.Â
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Democrats Need to Be the Party of and for Working People—of All Races
And they can’t retake Congress unless they win over more white workers.
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A Tale of Two Populisms
The elite the white working class loathes is politicians.
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Winning (Some) Middle-of-the-Road Working-Class Whites
White working-class voters differ not just in “what they think” but in “how they think.” Understanding this difference is the key to creating a successful Democratic strategy for regaining their support.
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Why Millennials Don’t Like Clinton—And What She Can Do About It
Hillary Clinton’s support from millennial voters has dropped sharply since August, a problem that she needs to address even more aggressively to hold onto this key bloc of voters.
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Awful Poll Question of the Day, Courtesy of Pew
As a general matter, the Pew Research Center probably produces the best publicly available polls-they’re methodologically sound, carefully executed, and often ask better questions than other organizations exploring the same topics. But I have a real problem with this one, which comes from a new report released today. When you ask, “Do you think Barack […]
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Daily Meme: Is the Obamacare Tantrum Finally Over?
Sometimes, the best thing to do with a child throwing a tantrum is to let them have it and wait for them to wear themselves out. Could the GOP-after voting to repeal Obamacare more than 50 times-have finally grown tired of its own screams? For the first time in quite some time, Republicans’ congressional calendar […]
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Daily Meme: An Execution Gone Horribly Wrong
Nothing is more likely to make you question the morality of the death penalty than an execution gone horribly wrong. Yesterday, Oklahoma officials attempted to intervene after the lethal drug cocktail administered to death row inmate Clayton Lockett not only failed to kill him, it made him writhe and gasp after he’d been declared unconscious. […]
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Between a Rock and a Polling Place
President Obama’s numbers are pretty unimpressive. Building an excellent website or leading better are unlikely to fix them.
