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Yeah.
BREAKING: NEW MONMOUTH POLL HAS PRESIDENT TRUMP'S APPROVAL JUMP 10 POINTS TO 42%
POPULATION WARMING UP TO THE TAX BILL
GENERIC CONGRESSIONAL BALLOT LEAD FOR DEMOCRATS DRAMATICALLY CUT FROM D+15 TO D+2
yep, I heard
I wonder how the left is taking this
@Red Storm (in NYC) I have it saved to the rsg folder on the computer
This is amazing news
If the monmouth poll is the way 2018 goes, that's what, 240 in the House?
Easily a big rightward swing in the Senate
One thing I noticed about the tax plan in particular is that current support is tied at 44% A and 44% D
I hope the trend continues
Most people are saving on the tax plan according to MaximLotts
When they file in April, many people may get hit with the surprise
imagine how much butthurt we can witness from the left over the course of the next few months if the GOP is maintaining a constant lead in the polls
The media shilling falls to the wayside
What's funny is that they'll start saying polls are BS
come 2020, if the polls show Trump in a comfortable lead, they'll be crowing on about how it will be an upset like 2016, except for their side
Tax plan support is only going to get better as the year continues, I was surprised that it was a tie.
This shows it's only in the middle in growth of support, which will be in favor of the Rs
That Monmouth poll also covers 3 days.
Meaning that we can assume most people called were called BEFORE, not AFTER Trump's monumentally successful SOTU speech
In the next few days, I wouldn't be surprised if we see a poll which shows Rs having higher polling in the generic ballot than Dems.
Pop the champagne
The retirements are still problematic
Yeah, Gowdy's a great asset, it's a shame
But I think overall we're heading in a good direction if we can channel this energy
Ye, things are looking better than worse now
What makeup would a D+2 election have on the House?
GOP retains or even gains seats
Trump's average approval rating is also higher than its been since June 30th, 2017
if things stay the same we can expect: R 231; D 204
53%, huh?
That's at D+5.6, right?
that's at 5.9, so we could expect 2-3 seats more
GOP could gain seats if it was D+2 ?
yes
districting
i have to admit, i didn't expect the GOP to get within the 5 range,
so +2 is very well a possibility now
We've got to remain with this positive messaging and perceived bipartisanship and allowing the dems to blunder and collapse under the progressive hysteria and then we'd have our red storm on lock.