The media’s favorite Republican is doing better in some polls than the other candidates losing to Trump.
Prices are way up, even though the CPI is back under control.
Most no longer believe it’s possible to get ahead through hard work.
The people want a fast trial and think he’s guilty and should go to jail.
There has been a steady decline the last five years.
It’s not nearly as far-fetched as most of us would like to believe.
Gallup’s annual Values and Beliefs survey has some interesting results.
Shockingly, the current President’s numbers are worse than his predecessor’s.
As memory of the Cold War fades, so does support for American primacy.
As tired as we may be of him, his nominating electorate appears ready for another round.
More than a quarter of Americans know something that isn’t true.
They could be overstating support for Democrats. Or understating it. Or be more or less right.
For the first time in a long time, Presidential approval numbers and voter preferences aren’t’ aligned.
“Moderate” is up, “Liberal” is down, and “Conservative” is static. What does it mean?
A 2020 blowout has long been presumed. But maybe it won’t happen.
Can American democracy survive its information bubbles?