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  • Pollster: ‘Red wave’ becoming a full-on ‘red tsunami’

    11/07/2022 6:00:11 AM PST · by Red Badger · 64 replies
    https://www.worldtribune.com ^ | November 6, 2022 | Staff
    A pollster who correctly predicted Donald Trump’s victory over Hillary Clinton in 2016 is saying that Americans are prepping to unleash a “red tsunami” in Tuesday’s midterm elections. Patrick Basham, the polling director at the Democracy Institute, predicted that Republicans will win control of the House and Senate. The Democracy Institute’s poll of 1,500 “likely voters” predicts the GOP will gain a minimum of 33 to 38 seats in the House, with a “probable gain” of 39 to 51 seats. At the lowest point, this outcome would give Republicans 245 seats with a majority of 55. At the top end,...
  • A six-minute video sums up 2020’s impossible election paradoxes: Mark Levin interviewed Patrick Basham, who explains that the election results are completely inconsistent with the data surrounding the election

    12/07/2020 8:17:15 AM PST · by SeekAndFind · 5 replies
    American Thinker ^ | 12/06/2020 | Andrea Widburg
    Patrick Basham, the founding director of the Democracy Institute, while on the Mark Levin show, gave a remarkably lucid explanation for the peculiarities surrounding the election. He did not focus specifically on the allegations of election fraud. Instead, he explained that traditional markers associated with an incumbent’s almost inevitable victory were all lined up to result in an overwhelming Trump win. That Trump did not, in fact, win simply makes no sense.Basham first set out his arguments in a November 27 essay at The Spectator, entitled “Reasons why the 2020 presidential election is deeply puzzling: If only cranks find the...
  • New Border Chief: Walls Are Not The Answer

    06/20/2006 3:32:36 PM PDT · by EagleUSA · 25 replies · 623+ views
    AP / Yahoo News ^ | 6/20/06 | EagleUSA
    TUCSON, Ariz. - Two weeks on the job, the new head of U.S. Customs and Border Protection said Tuesday he does not favor building a huge wall along the Mexican border. "I don't support, I don't believe the administration supports a wall," Commissioner W. Ralph Basham said in Tucson, where he met with patrol officials and agents before embarking on a tour across the Arizona desert. Asked about proposals in Senate- and House-approved immigration measures to build security walls 380 or 700 miles long, respectively, Basham said, "It doesn't make sense, it's not practical." As Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano put...
  • REP. SLAUGHTER & CONYERS CALLS ON SPECIAL PROSECUTOR TO INVESTIGATE GANNON'S ROLE IN PLAME

    02/15/2005 9:54:29 AM PST · by areafiftyone · 32 replies · 1,726+ views
    Reps. Slaughter & Conyers Call on Special Prosecutor and Secret Service to Investigate Growing Gannon Scandal Washington, DC - Rep. Louise M. Slaughter (NY-28), Ranking Member of the House Committee on Rules, and Rep. John Conyers (MI-14), Ranking Member of the House Judiciary Committee, called on Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald to investigate the leaking of a classified Central Intelligence Agency memo containing the identity of undercover agent Valerie Plame to a man at the center of the White House Press Briefing Room scandal, "Jeff Gannon."Rep. Slaughter, a long-time advocate for media reform and accountability, brought this story into the national...
  • Senate committee to consider bill to ban smoking in public restaurants

    06/21/2004 7:39:37 PM PDT · by Dan from Michigan · 99 replies · 3,814+ views
    AP ^ | 6-21-04 | David Eggert
    Senate committee to consider bill to ban smoking in public restaurants By DAVID EGGERT The Associated Press 6/21/2004, 5:21 p.m. ET LANSING, Mich. (AP) — A state Senate committee will consider a proposed ban on smoking in public restaurants, but opposition from business groups and others makes the bill's approval a tough sell, especially in Michigan's struggling economic climate. After a 16-month wait, a Senate committee on Tuesday will hear testimony from supporters and opponents of the legislation to prohibit smoking in restaurants. It would exempt bars that take in less than 30 percent of their income from food, along...