Imbecile @ Huffington Post: The End of the GOP Why I Disagree With Nate Silver Walker Bragman
Nate Silver Says Dems Will Lose Senate in 2014 What About Hillary in 2016 Presidential Polls
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nate silver and john cassidy
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News Flash 538 Blog s Nate Silver Is Fallible US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
Nate Silver Say... Everything Nate Silver goes here Page 29 US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
Dante s Strategic Tactical Tips Thread US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
Cassidy s Count Obama Looks Good Going Into Final Weekend US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
Weekend Poll Analysis Last Stop Election Day US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
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If Cruz can get the GOP base and some indies during the primaries, who knows? If cruz were ever to get the GOP nomination, watch out. Dante says it's possible at this point, but not probable -- yet. He is still an unknown to the average voter
Nate Silver Says Dems Will Lose Senate in 2014 What About Hillary in 2016 Presidential Polls
Five Reasons Romney Is Thinking of Running FiveThirtyEight
Is Jeb Bush Too Liberal To Win The Republican Nomination In 2016 FiveThirtyEight
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nate silver and john cassidy
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News Flash 538 Blog s Nate Silver Is Fallible US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
Nate Silver Say... Everything Nate Silver goes here Page 29 US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
Dante s Strategic Tactical Tips Thread US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
Cassidy s Count Obama Looks Good Going Into Final Weekend US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
Weekend Poll Analysis Last Stop Election Day US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
parsing what Cassidy had to say
John Cassidy
October 11, 2013: Now, you may think that twenty-four per cent is a worryingly low approval rating for a Party whose Presidential candidate picked up forty-seven per cent of the vote last year, in an election widely regarded as a rout. Who could go lower than that? Well, Ted Cruz, for one. According the NBC News/Wall Street Journal survey, the Texan’s personal approval rating is fourteen per cent, which puts him three points below John Boehner. About the only good news in the poll for Cruz was that almost half of the respondents (forty-four per cent) either didn’t recognize his name or weren’t sure what they thought about him. Evidently, his twenty-one-hour monologue on the Senate floor last month didn’t register with many people.
Ted Cruz and the Politics of Hara-kari - The New Yorker
ted cruz Archives - Louisiana Politics John Cassidy
October 11, 2013: Now, you may think that twenty-four per cent is a worryingly low approval rating for a Party whose Presidential candidate picked up forty-seven per cent of the vote last year, in an election widely regarded as a rout. Who could go lower than that? Well, Ted Cruz, for one. According the NBC News/Wall Street Journal survey, the Texan’s personal approval rating is fourteen per cent, which puts him three points below John Boehner. About the only good news in the poll for Cruz was that almost half of the respondents (forty-four per cent) either didn’t recognize his name or weren’t sure what they thought about him. Evidently, his twenty-one-hour monologue on the Senate floor last month didn’t register with many people.
Ted Cruz and the Politics of Hara-kari - The New Yorker
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If Cruz can get the GOP base and some indies during the primaries, who knows? If cruz were ever to get the GOP nomination, watch out. Dante says it's possible at this point, but not probable -- yet. He is still an unknown to the average voter
