Do the Polls Mean Anything?
Considering major pollsters would like to double their margins for error, probably not.
Running Against Trump’s Negatives
The Democratic Party is betting the House of Representatives, and a whole lot more, on the unpopularity of Donald Trump.
That Trump is unfit for office is currently an important part of the Democratic Party platform, if not the most important part. In certain segments of the Democratic Party, hatred for Donald Trump is the only unifying factor. Without Donald Trump in the picture, the Democratic Party becomes a loose political organization in which one of the most popular and visible rising stars doesn’t think the party’s nominee for president belongs in the party with her.
Are Democrats right to put all their eggs in the basket of Donald Trump’s unpopularity? Just how unpopular is he, really?
Do the polls mean anything?
Democrats are confident because Donald Trump’s negatives are in the toilet. Well, of course they are. After four years of every major media outlet in the country calling Trump everything from a Russian agent to a White supremacist on a daily basis, where else would his negatives be?
But Trump’s approval ratings aren’t as low as they should be. In fact, Trump’s approval ratings aren’t…