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Support grows among women, suburbanites for change in direction from Trump ahead of midterm election
New WSJ article: https://www.wsj.com/articles/more-v...to-control-congress-new-poll-shows-1537707600
The Democratic Party’s political advantage has grown in the home stretch of the midterm campaign, powered by strong support among women and a majority looking for a change from President Trump’s course, a new Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll has found.
Less than two months before Election Day, 52% of registered voters said they would prefer Democrats to control Congress, while 40% preferred Republican control. That 12-point lead expanded from an 8-point Democratic edge in August.......
As we all know polls don't really mean shit but trends especially those by women and independents certainly don't look good for those willing to tie their kite to Trump...
In Michigan several well known Republican Lawmakers have thrown in their support in the State's Governor's race for the Democrat and not Bill Schuette they very unpopular Trump ass kisser...
‘Republicans for Whitmer’ group opposes Schuette
https://www.detroitnews.com/story/n...ublicans-whitmer-opposes-schuette/1366717002/
A group of former Republican lawmakers, administration officials and business leaders on Thursday said they’ll work to help elect Michigan Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gretchen Whitmer over GOP nominee Bill Schuette.
“Republicans and Independents for Whitmer” will be led by former U.S. Rep. Joe Schwarz, former Engler and Snyder administration health director Jim Haveman, former Engler transition director Richard McLellan and Milliken administration treasurer Vivian Carpenter.
“We all kind of felt the Republican Party has left us and began looking at issues of health care, higher education, working with the Legislature, who can continue to move Michigan forward and who’s showing tolerance toward people who are different,” Haveman told The Detroit News. “It just became clear we should support Gretchen Whitmer.”
Is it too late for those who got who have always toed the GOP Party Line and who have gotten Trump's A OK endorsements to publicly denounce it before it's too late for them in the mid-terms...
Tick Tock Tick Tock...
New WSJ article: https://www.wsj.com/articles/more-v...to-control-congress-new-poll-shows-1537707600
The Democratic Party’s political advantage has grown in the home stretch of the midterm campaign, powered by strong support among women and a majority looking for a change from President Trump’s course, a new Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll has found.
Less than two months before Election Day, 52% of registered voters said they would prefer Democrats to control Congress, while 40% preferred Republican control. That 12-point lead expanded from an 8-point Democratic edge in August.......
As we all know polls don't really mean shit but trends especially those by women and independents certainly don't look good for those willing to tie their kite to Trump...
In Michigan several well known Republican Lawmakers have thrown in their support in the State's Governor's race for the Democrat and not Bill Schuette they very unpopular Trump ass kisser...
‘Republicans for Whitmer’ group opposes Schuette
https://www.detroitnews.com/story/n...ublicans-whitmer-opposes-schuette/1366717002/
A group of former Republican lawmakers, administration officials and business leaders on Thursday said they’ll work to help elect Michigan Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gretchen Whitmer over GOP nominee Bill Schuette.
“Republicans and Independents for Whitmer” will be led by former U.S. Rep. Joe Schwarz, former Engler and Snyder administration health director Jim Haveman, former Engler transition director Richard McLellan and Milliken administration treasurer Vivian Carpenter.
“We all kind of felt the Republican Party has left us and began looking at issues of health care, higher education, working with the Legislature, who can continue to move Michigan forward and who’s showing tolerance toward people who are different,” Haveman told The Detroit News. “It just became clear we should support Gretchen Whitmer.”
Is it too late for those who got who have always toed the GOP Party Line and who have gotten Trump's A OK endorsements to publicly denounce it before it's too late for them in the mid-terms...
Tick Tock Tick Tock...
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