@IsaacDovere@PeterKropotki16 The past couple of months, I have been gaining optimism that Trump has entered his lame duck period and will be losing power gradually. GOP lawmakers will have to face that Trump is dragging them down, meaning they will increasingly break from him.
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@IsaacDovere This "execute" thing is a painfully obvious distraction from all the bad news (Epstein, election losses, tariffs at Supreme Court) that Trump has suffered. Democrats should brush it aside and refocus attention back onto those events Trump is distracting from.
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The 2 non-scientific polls in that list are Echelon and Rasmussen because they are online opt-in polls that eliminate random chance of respondents.
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Trump's *disapproval* rating in scientific polls from Silver's website today ranges from 56% (YouGov/Economist and Argument/Verasight) to 62% (AP-NORC).
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@walberque I can't get over the idea of a random nuclear missile being launched and the US having to respond to it. It's the same as the "attack out of the blue" fear that people have had for so long, but which was long dismissed as unrealistic.
Georgia-based reporter pretty much saying two Democratic candidates will be elected to the state Public Service Commission today, which is a huge deal. Dems have been trying to win seats on the PSC for like a decade but always falling short.
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The debate among Georgia politicos isn’t about who will win today’s PSC election. It’s how big the margin of victory will be for Democrats going for a flip. But ... Republicans are feeling more confident w/ heavy turnout in some deep-red areas. https://t.co/8kgfFmJKns
Trump's approval rating has dropped dramatically the last few days on Silver's website. A few weeks ago, it improved in this average, but it was a mirage caused by the addition of nonscientific polls favoring Trump (Rasmussen, Harris, etc) being added.
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"U.S. not planning nuclear explosions at this time, energy secretary says." Wright says U.S. will continue to conduct subcritical experiments, which are not nuclear explosions (i.e. they do no produce a self-sustaining, supercritical chain reaction) 1/2 https://t.co/AwR5EL9ZL5