A Bit More Re Polling

We’ve referenced recent polling news several times during the past week or so. There was the Gallup Poll showing a huge shift in party affiliation, then there was the Rasmussen Poll exposing the totalitarian mindset of self identified Dems—fortunately, as we wrote this morning, a minority grouping. That’s all good news, and the news coming from the very liberal Politico gets better and confirms the other polls. Confirmation is good! The reason this is good is very basic. As Catherine Fitts explains, we’re up against powerful global forces and we need to “create friction” to start slowing them down. They’ve had 2-3 decades to gain momentum. The only easy way to create that friction is through our votes. The Covid Regime has been slowed significantly, but we need to follow through. 

So, with that in mind, here’s an excerpt from a longer article at Red State—The Latest Polling Will Have Democrats Waking up in Cold Sweats:

... While the generic ballot has been trending toward Republicans for a while, these latest results represent a sea change in public opinion. This also tracks perfectly with Gallup’s finding that party affiliation has flip-flopped dramatically.

Michael McAdams @M_McAdams

🚨NEW POLITICO/Morning Consult Poll🚨 On the issues that matter most, Republicans hold commanding leads. R’s in Congress are favored over Dems to handle: The economy (47%-34%) Jobs (45%-35%) Immigration (45%-37%) National Security (49%-32%) politico.com/f/?id=0000017e…

The correlation with Gallup is pretty direct. Trying to correlate these results with the Rasmussen poll on Covid Regime attitudes is more impressionistic, but it does reflect the lopsided nature of public opinion these days. Let’s Go Brandon!