Its also important to note that after Trump was elected, the numbers of Republicans and Independents remained fairly steady BUT there was an exchange in the 5% range of R’s moving to I because they didn’t like Trump and I’s moving to R because they liked Trump. This helps explain why Trum support is so overwhelming among Republicans – the party’s membership has aligned to Trump and his political approach.
…in spite of every force known to man working against him.
I don’t think you understand how political polling works.
The sample isn’t stratified by self-identified party affiliation. That would defeat the purpose.
When a poll says that it included 48% “Democrats”, it means 48% of the respondents (a random sample of the population) said they were Democrats.
That is part of the progress and probably needed done. The new sections are underway though it remains to be seen how much is done by election time.
We know OJ is vigorously pursuing the real killer and will search every golf course in the world if that’s what it takes!
That’s why dems want the grand jury testimony that they will ultimately get. Then well known for sure
Once the country is at near full employment, how can created jobs continue to increase? At some point things will level off and the unemployment rate will remain stable too.
Zero.
But I’m sure trump will proclaim Mexico will pay for the wall during his 2020 bid and the The Red Hat Mob will be duped again into believing it.
Already past zero, and by winning back the house and weeding out more Rino’s in 2020, he’ll get much more done and set the stage for Pence in 2024!
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A big part of why so many of them lost their seats in 2018.
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They weren’t trump enough lol
As if house Democrats, who can’t even ask their own coherent questions of witnesses, will discover within the same material incriminating evidence that thirteen angry partisan Democrat lawyers couldn’t find after sifting through it over two years.
Ever heard of legal immigration: something Trump and other patriots love.
With more jobs created during Obama’s last 32 months than during Trump’s first 32 months, Trump getting “job killing and massively expensive regulations rolled back and repealed” didn’t increase job growth.
The Republicans are not going to win back the House in 2020.
They didn’t keep the promises they ran on to get elected and sandbagged Trump’s platform so many of the Trump core voters sat out 2018.
Simple economics, the closer you get to “full employment” the fewer new jobs can be created without some serious economic changes.
Not only has UE continued to drop but more and more people who left the job market completely have come back into it and found jobs or started businesses themselves.
He couldn’t bring charges against a sitting president. Doesnt mean it wasnt there.
Trump’s performance and behaviour in the first two years and movements such as March for our Lives driving the increased enrolment and vote of the younger demographic is a more reasonable explanation for the Republicans losing their majority in the House of Reps in the 2018 midterms.
None of which can be shown to have had an effect on the election.
