Donald Trump Hits Back at Ron DeSantis: ‘Take a Look at His Polls, Which Are Crashing’
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Breitbart ^
| 22 Mar 2023 | WENDELL HUSEBØ
Former President Donald Trump shot back at Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) on Thursday by pointing to polling numbers after the governor recently criticized him.“Ron DeSanctimonious is running—without running! … But he should take a look at his Polls, which are crashing like few people have seen before,” Trump said. “That’s
because he’s merely an average REPUBLICAN Governor who has great Public Relations, far better than deserved.”A Monmouth University poll released Tuesday revealed that 41 percent of GOP voters want Trump to win the GOP nomination, putting him 14 points above DeSantis’s 27 percent. Additional recent polling has also shown Trump...
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Why is Ron DeSantis slipping in the polls?
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The Week ^
| MARCH 22, 2023 | RAFI SCHWARTZ
Could his 2024 presidential campaign be over before it even starts? At
this stage in the 2024 GOP presidential primary cycle, the fact that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) hasn't officially declared his candidacy for his party's nomination feels more like an administrative afterthought than a sign of genuine electoral reluctance. With his reputation bolstered by a rare good showing during an otherwise disappointing GOP midterm election, DeSantis has spent the early part of 2023 crisscrossing the country with conspicuous stops in presidential primary hubs like Iowa and New Hampshire, hawking his "make America Florida" memoir, and weighing in on...
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Richard Baris on DeSantis: "He is falling in the polls already!"
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Rumble ^
| 3/20/23 | Steve Bannon
Pollster Richard Baris on DeSantis: "He is falling in the polls already!" "Scott
Walker. That's what he did to himself today." "He had been falling in the polls already. So after today today this is BAD." "That's why he flip flopped on Ukraine. He was already falling."
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Rebellion Against Expertocracy(Technocracy):Globalists Take a Hit as Dutch Farmers Win Big at the Polls
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PatriotandLiberty Blog ^
| Mar 16, 2023 | Frank Wright
The Farmer Citizen Movement, founded in 2019, did not exist in the last round of four-year elections. It
came from nowhere to produce a momentum which has seen it dramatically outperform the ruling party of the technocratic Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte. The party was founded in opposition to “Net Zero” measures aimed at the dramatic reduction in Dutch farming. If implemented, these World Economic Forum (WEF) inspired decrees would mean the compulsory purchase and closure of over 3,000 farms in the world’s second largest food exporter by 2030. Yet it is no longer just a movement of farmers.
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New polls show Trump bump, widening lead over DeSantis with GOP voters
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Just The News ^
| 3.1.23 | Madeleine Hubbard
President Donald Trump is gaining support from Republican voters and widening his lead over potential 2024 candidate Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida, according to four new polls. Trump
received 55% of the hypothetical 2024 GOP primary vote, more than twice that of DeSantis, who received 25%, according to an Emerson College poll released Tuesday. A poll from Emerson last month showed that Trump led DeSantis 55%-29%. The latest Emerson poll also showed that Trump would beat President Joe Biden in the 2024 general election at 46% to 42%. DeSantis would lose to Biden by 4%.
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Anti-Israel CNN Anchor Accused of Fabricating ‘Palestinian Polls’ (Pallywood fake amanpour)
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UWI ^
| Mar 2, 2023 | E Sandler
A leading media watchdog accused Christiane Amanpour of faking poll results to create the false impression that Palestinians support peace with Israel. By United with Israel Staff Last week, CNN anchor Christiane Amanpour interviewed former Israeli ambassador to France Yael German. “I want to know from you, as a diplomat, is there
any hope for anything resembling negotiations on a two-state solution, given that the settlements and the settlement-believers are emboldened by now their backers who are in government?” asked Amanpour, displaying an attitude toward the Jewish state that has earned her consistent accusations of anti-Israel bias. When German’s response...
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The Left's Most Despised New Prime Minister Polls Better Than Biden After 100 Days
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dailycaller.com ^
| 2/16/2023 | Lorenzo Prieto
Giorgia Meloni became Italy’s first female prime minister over 100 days ago and is now one of the most popular world leaders, surpassing President Joe Biden’s popularity among American citizens, according to a global Morning Consult survey. Meloni
has an approval rating of 53%, which makes her the sixth most popular leader, while Biden sits at 41% approval, according to the survey. “The first thing I will say is that the expectations were very low,” said King’s College political science professor Cecilia Emma Sottilotta, who spoke with the DCNF. “There was much alarm, right? Before the election, and right after...
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Lori Lightfoot Is Not Doing Well in the Polls: Could Chicago be about to elect a pro-life, pro-cop Democratic mayor?
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Hotair ^
| 02/07/2023 | Jazz Shaw
Chicago’s next mayoral election is quickly approaching, scheduled for the 28th of this month. Most
of the polls indicate that the incumbent mayor, Lori Lightfoot, is not doing well and she might not be given another term. That wouldn’t be a terribly surprising result, given the soaring crime rates and the generally decrepit state of the Windy City these days. If that’s the case, who will replace her? Interestingly enough, one of the current frontrunners is a man named Paul Vallas. What makes him unique among Chicago Democrats is his history of being opposed to abortion and his promises to...
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Biden’s SOTU puffery of his so-called 'achievements' will fall on deaf ears as polls show majority think he’s accomplished little or nothing
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American Thinker ^
| 02/07/2023 | Thomas Lifson
The annual State of the Union address is a chance for presidents to claim credit for great achievements and outline plans for the future. With
the memory of China’s spy balloon crossing our most sensitive military installations unmolested hovering over the House chamber, the stink of Biden’s passivity and failure will taint any such boasting. And the public ain’t buying it, as even the Democrats’ house organ, the Washington Post, reports:Two years into a presidency that the White House casts as the most effective in modern history, President Biden is set to deliver a State of the Union address Tuesday...
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2024 Polls: Is Trump the Peace Candidate?
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https :// rogerstone . substack . com / p / 2024 - polls - is - trump - the - peace - candidate ^
| February 1, 2023 | Roger Stone
Americans are poll-crazy. Polls of voters are regularly featured in political campaign and analysis coverage — but not all consumers realize that all polls are not alike. A
poll is essentially a temporary snapshot in time of public opinion. Poll results can be (in some cases purposely) affected by a number of factors.The size and properly weighted makeup of the polling sample to ensure that it reflects the universe of those who will actually be voting in the contest the poll seeks to test is often the most important factor. Does the poll, for example, tightly screen to locate only...
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Our campaign is off to a GREAT START and we are leading BIG in all the polls!
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Truth Social ^
| Donald J. Trump
Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump · 4h Our campaign is off to a GREAT START and we are leading BIG in all the polls! If
the election were held today, there is ZERO doubt that we would WIN in a massive landslide! Together, we will MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!!! Watch Video Here
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Trump Dominates NH, SC Primary Polls, Wins General Election Poll By A Landslide
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DC Enquirer ^
| February 1, 2023 | Reed Cooper
Forty-fifth President Donald Trump dominated two new polls against potential Republican challengers from New Hampshire and South Carolina by a landslide and also won a 2024 presidential rematch poll against President Joe Biden.According to a recent South Carolina poll by Trafalgar Group, Trump, of course, came in first place by a landslide
with 43.4 percent. Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) came in a far second 15.6 points behind with a minor 27.8 percent. Trump also won the Republican primary poll in New Hampshire conducted by the New Hampshire Journal. Trump won with 37 percent. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis came in second...
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TRUMP TAKES SHOT AT DESANTIS OVER COVID LOCKDOWNS, TOUTS SUPERIORITY IN POLLS: ‘DJT LEADING BIG!!!’
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RSBN ^
| 01/30/2023 | Summer Lane
President Trump took a shot at Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) in a Sunday statement posted to Truth Social, touting his superiority in the polls and railing on DeSantis for his policies during the Covid pandemic.“The revelations about Ron DeSanctimonious doing FAR WORSE than many other Republican governors, including that he unapologetically
shut down Florida and its beaches, was interesting, indeed,” Trump wrote. “DJT leading BIG!!!”The president also shared a picture from another Truth user on Monday that included screenshots of headlines written in 2020, comparing his Covid pandemic policy against Gov. DeSantis’s. “Remember this?” Trump commented. “Some Republican states...
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New Primary Polls Show Trump Leading DeSantis By Double-Digits In New Hampshire And South Carolina
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The Gateway Pundit ^
| January 30, 2023 | Cullen Linebargar
Former President Donald Trump remains the clear frontrunner for the Republican Party’s 2024 presidential nomination despite wish-casting by the corporate media and establishment Republicans. Recent polling in the critical primary states of New Hampshire and South Carolina show Trump establishing solid leads over all potential competitors. In
New Hampshire, Trump has the support of 37% of primary voters followed by Florida governor Ron DeSantis with 26%. RINO New Hampshire governor Chris Sununu is at 13%, the only other person who reaches double digits. The story in South Carolina is similar, showing Trump with a slightly larger lead over DeSantis. The...
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‘THE PEOPLE GET IT’: TRUMP CONTINUES TO BROADEN GAP BETWEEN HIMSELF, DESANTIS IN 2024 PRIMARY POLLS
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RSBN ^
| January 24, 2023 | Summer Lane
Photo: AlamyPresident Donald Trump has won the hearts of conservative voters across the U.S., and a series of new polls over the last few weeks can resoundingly prove it. On
Tuesday, Trump remarked that “Despite the Fake News, which is out in full force, and our weaponized and corrupt legal system, the people get it!”2024 National Republican Primary Polling Trends by Morning ConsultJanuary 2:Donald Trump: 45% (+11)Ron DeSantis: 34%Mike Pence: 8%Nikki Haley: 3%JANUARY: 22Donald Trump: 49% (+19)Ron DeSantis: 30%Mike Pence: 7%Nikki Haley: 3%n=3,592 RV (Jan 22), n=4,829 RV (Jan 2) pic.twitter.com/qIhwY2wgLu— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) January 24, 2023His comment captioned a graphic...
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Trump’s Strong Poll Numbers Don’t Matter If The Managerial Elite Keep Rigging The System: All These Polls ASSUME a Fair and Honest Election System
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The Federalist ^
| 01/24/2023 | SAMUEL MANGOLD-LENETT
Unless the managerial elite and Big Tech are brought to heel, it doesn’t matter how much better Trump polls than Biden.A recently conducted Harvard-Harris poll pertaining to the 2024 presidential election found that former President Donald Trump has a 5-point lead over current President Joe Biden. Among registered voters across the country,
Trump led Biden 46 to 41 percent. The former president also led Vice President Kamala Harris 48 to 40 percent.The poll is clearly an exciting development for the Trump campaign — Trump himself took to Truth Social to share Breitbart’s reporting of it — and shows that people...
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THE PEOPLE’S PRESIDENT: MORE POLLS ILLUSTRATE TRUMP’S POSITION AS FRONTRUNNER FOR 2024 PRIMARY NOMINATION
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RSBN ^
| January 20, 2023 | Summer Lane
2024 may seem far away, but President Donald Trump is already whittling down the field of potential opponents one by one. According
to a new poll from the Economist/YouGov, among Republican and Independent/Republican-leaning respondents, President Trump is still the top choice for the Republican Party presidential nomination in 2024.Per their results, 44 percent would like to see Trump as the nominee, while 32 percent would like to see Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R).The results of this poll are similar to the most recent Morning Consult poll, which found that 48 percent of Republican voters preferred Trump as the nominee to...
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The ‘Red Wave’ Washout: How Skewed Polls Fed a False Election Narrative
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NYT ^
| 12/31/2022 | Jim Rutenberg, Ken Bensinger and Steve Eder
Surveys showing strength for Republicans, often from the same partisan pollsters, set Democratic klaxons blaring in Pennsylvania, New Hampshire and Colorado. Coupled with the political factors already favoring Republicans — including inflation and President Biden’s unpopularity — the skewed polls helped feed what quickly became an inescapable political narrative: A Republican wave
election was about to hit the country with hurricane force.Democrats in each of those states went on to win their Senate races. Ms. Murray clobbered Ms. Smiley by nearly 15 points… Traditional nonpartisan pollsters, after years of trial and error and tweaking of their methodologies, produced polls that...
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GOP-controlled Ohio Legislature passes election bill to require photo ID at the polls
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Nbcnews.com ^
| 12/15/22 | Zoë Richards
Ohio legislators sent Republican Gov. Mike DeWine a GOP-backed bill Thursday that would require voters to show photo ID at the polls and allow fewer days to request absentee ballots or vote early in person. The
measure, which would replace a state law that lets voters present other documents on Election Day, such as utility bills or bank statements, was passed by the House in a 55-32 vote. The bill would also eliminate in-person early voting on the eve of Election Day and trim the amount of time voters can request and submit absentee ballots. Legislators had considered a pair...
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Tunisians Protest President Ahead of Polls
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AL-MONITOR ^
| December 10, 2022
Hundreds protested in Tunisia Saturday against President Kais Saied ahead of parliamentary elections that represent the latest consolidation of a power grab he began in July last year. The
protests were organised by political parties that have been marginalised by Saied -- first by him firing the government and suspending parliament last year, then by a new constitution. "Freedoms, freedoms -- the police state is finished!" protesters shouted. Demonstrators marched in central Tunis holding aloft banners with the words "resign" and others complaining that people have become "poorer and hungrier", AFP correspondents saw.
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