It was a great interview
On the way to 70% once people figure out, as it was said in A Christmas Carol, who the “founder” of the feast is.
Not to give Rush a hard time, Trump was over 50% for a long time > IMO.
It was a good interview.
I’m glad the two of them are on our side.
Folks, I don’t agree with Rush 100% of the time. None the less, he’s a tremendous asset once policy is set and he can get behind it.
It’s great listening to the both of these men these days.
Hah! Both men love to brag and crow about their successes.
And why shouldn’t they? Sometimes you have to toot your own horn to be sure it’s been heard.
Rush can’t really claim credit, but it’s fun thinking liberals’ heads are exploding because they know the same and can’t stand both men doing well.
I just wanted to let you know that I appreciate your efforts in posting these Rush Limbaugh articles.
Little update so I’ll ping the whole list here:
*My friend M. Joseph Sheppard on Twitter has followed black approval of Trump very closely. In the internals of that poll Trump has 29% black approval and Hispanic approval in the mid-40s.
*Sheppard also keeps up with Survey Monkey, which did a poll with a sample of 1279 blacks broken down by previous registration as 56% D, 6% R, 30% n/a.
Asked which party do you identify with . . . wait for it . . .
10% R, 29%D, and a whopping 50% “no party” (!!!).
Not only are blacks slowly moving to the Rs, but are, in very large numbers, leaving the DemoKKKrat plantation.
*Also, I commented earlier on the AZ Senate Poll thread that Enema having only a 4% lead over McSally at this point is horrible news for Ds. Joe has dropped from mid-20s to just 15% and Ward has picked up much of that, now behind McSally by 8%. If Joe falls to 5%, Ward will get all his voters and beat McSally, then beat Sinema by 2-3 in the general. If Joe hangs on to 6-8%, McSally wins and beats Sinema by a little more, perhaps 3-6 points.
Electoral votes matter, not aggregate votes. Since electoral votes have a geographical component, Trump also has that advantage.
2020 is likely a near 1984 landslide. No, California will not fall, but everywhere else is in play.