The oft-cited Marquette poll of Wisconsin asked questions about the overall perception of aspirant Donald Trump. The new surprise is not the 70% unfavorable rating, but the 56% "Uncomfortable" with the concept of a Trump Presidency, poll finding. Trump's Wisconsin primary poll slide: A closer look at what voters are saying
Apart from the poll, Secretary Clinton has more Democrats voting for her than for anyone including Sanders, Trump, or Cruz, by comparison--and with the allegedly high "unfavorable" rating. Sanders does well in caucus states, where the white neighbors tend to show up. Bill, after all, is often thought. . .well. The indirect compare and contrast is that Trump's unfavorables are rock solid, and without question among the people(?)! Secretary Clinton's unfavorables remain mostly an allegation. They can disappear easily, with only a hint of some new perfume. Sanders is mainly thought an old Jew Socialist, noting that Independents are not a good source of money, organization, and turnout. Caucuses work for Independents.
So Trump now appears to be on the brink of announcing his plan for the first 100 days. "Short every stock market on the planet! A massive recession is imminent!" Compare that with the Cruz plan intending to abolish IRS--and pay no federal contractor, apparently ever again(?). Kasich to the rescue--in the Reagan, Bush kind of tradition--is more likely to send the trillions of federal deficit dollars, to anywhere at anytime on any given day! It did work well in Ohio(?)! He may even vote for Obama-Biden--or embrace the ACA welfare plan, or something(?)!
Senator Cruz contends that Trump tries to guess at what "Conservative" means in The Republican Party. Cruz leaves no doubt that "Abolition" remains high on that agenda! As usual it has nothing to do with blacks.
"Crow: James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Many still waiting on promise from the Ivy League, embracing Keynes: "Who bade the people bend over, and await the Public Works!")
Apart from the poll, Secretary Clinton has more Democrats voting for her than for anyone including Sanders, Trump, or Cruz, by comparison--and with the allegedly high "unfavorable" rating. Sanders does well in caucus states, where the white neighbors tend to show up. Bill, after all, is often thought. . .well. The indirect compare and contrast is that Trump's unfavorables are rock solid, and without question among the people(?)! Secretary Clinton's unfavorables remain mostly an allegation. They can disappear easily, with only a hint of some new perfume. Sanders is mainly thought an old Jew Socialist, noting that Independents are not a good source of money, organization, and turnout. Caucuses work for Independents.
So Trump now appears to be on the brink of announcing his plan for the first 100 days. "Short every stock market on the planet! A massive recession is imminent!" Compare that with the Cruz plan intending to abolish IRS--and pay no federal contractor, apparently ever again(?). Kasich to the rescue--in the Reagan, Bush kind of tradition--is more likely to send the trillions of federal deficit dollars, to anywhere at anytime on any given day! It did work well in Ohio(?)! He may even vote for Obama-Biden--or embrace the ACA welfare plan, or something(?)!
Senator Cruz contends that Trump tries to guess at what "Conservative" means in The Republican Party. Cruz leaves no doubt that "Abolition" remains high on that agenda! As usual it has nothing to do with blacks.
"Crow: James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Many still waiting on promise from the Ivy League, embracing Keynes: "Who bade the people bend over, and await the Public Works!")