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To: 2ndDivisionVet
Why Trump is stronger than he looks: Repeated polling reveals trends that single sampling does not

Our POTUS is probably coming in at least close to 60% plus approval.

Our Congress critters are polling much lower since Paul Ryan & Co. is really in the Rat party and folks will not be able to take Ryan's smirks and incompetence too much longer!!!

The Rat party is probably in general is polling pretty bad right now but we will never know these numbers since the Fake News MSM will not say anything negative about their Rat friends.

8 posted on 05/09/2017 8:19:09 PM PDT by TheConservativeTejano (God Bless Texas...)
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To: TheConservativeTejano

Unfortunately, you have nothing to back up your biased hope and belief. He was elected president getting less votes than his opponent and is pummeled by the press every second of every day, so yes, I believe the polls. The polls certainly called the popular vote correctly, so I think the polls are correct with this, too.


17 posted on 05/09/2017 11:12:15 PM PDT by Dave W
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To: TheConservativeTejano

I’m having second thoughts about Paul Ryan.

When you consider he’s in office because RINO supported him, he was nonetheless able to get the health care bill through the House.

Perhaps the first go around (the Ryan plan) failed because the RINOs had to be satisfied. And it’s failure led to the better plan that passed.

We don’t really know what Ryan personally favors because he represents the whole House of Republicans. But he did deliver to Trump a victory.


26 posted on 05/10/2017 3:41:18 AM PDT by poconopundit (FR: Self-Reliant Lovers of Liberty who can't stop the Chatter)
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