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Do You Support The Ongoing Impeachment Inquiry? Go to the source URL link provided and vote YES or NO to the question. Let this sorry-ass congressman know what you think ... G'day!

A Fox News poll released Sunday did not have great news for President Trump. His approval rating was 42 percent, with 57 percent of registered voters disapproving of his job performance and 46 percent strongly disapproving. A year before the 2020 election, he is behind all of the top-tier Democrats, including former Vice President Joe Biden (51 percent to 39 percent), Sen. Elizabeth Warren (46 percent to 41 percent), and Sen. Bernie Sanders (49 percent to 41 percent). Even worse, Trump is losing to Hillary Clinton, who isn't even running, 43 percent to 41 percent. Since Clinton is not running,...

Yesterday, Dahoser helpfully posted this outrageously deceptive article from The Hill. Thank you, Dahoser. The post received much attention from Freepers, who made many good comments. Since most people likely don't have the time to wade through all 131 comments, I will summarize here some particularly astute observations as well as add my own. I hope that it will be a helpful exercise in highlighting many of the ways the media attempts to deceive us, particularly with statistics. We should be concerned not just to avoid being deceived ourselves but also to recognize the powerful influence articles like this have...

The UPI/CVoter daily presidential tracking poll released Monday shows Donald Trump leading former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton by 2.5 percentage points, a slight increase from the beginning of the weekend. The online poll shows Trump carrying 49.38 percent of voters to Clinton's 46.89 percent in the daily tracking poll...

With the latest wars and bombing in the middle east, there will be another wave of refugees from Syria,Iran,Iraq,Pakistan and more.Europe accepted and welcomed a lot of refugees in the past year or more,and since then the crime in Europe as well as bombings,terroristic attacks, and murders. The problem is that over 80% of the villains of the criminal cases come from one of the countries mentioned above,and people are starting to worry that they made one of the biggest mistakes in the 21st century.

When asked about Trump as the GOP nominee in November instead of Cruz, registered voters are split between Clinton and Trump, though the race is tighter: Thirty-eight percent would vote for Clinton and 36 percent would vote for Trump. Another 16 percent would vote for a third party candidate and 8 percent would abstain from voting.

The dreamers at PMSNBC think the Democrats are likely to keep control of the Senate.

A NewsmaxZogby Poll of 863 likely voters taken on Friday and Saturday show President Barack Obama in a dead heat with GOP challenger Governor Mitt Romney – Obama 47% to Romney 44%. Nine percent are undecided. The nationwide online poll has a margin of error of +/-3.4 points. The Five Best Parody Twitter Accounts of the 2012 Election Alex Kantrowitz Alex Kantrowitz Contributor The Mitt Romney 'Completely Wrong' Google Bomb Tim Worstall Tim Worstall Contributor The joint venture between the Florida-based publisher and my polling firm will feature tracking polls in Ohio, Florida, Virginia and nationally right up to Election...

If the 2012 Presidential Election were being held today and the candidates were Barack Obama for president and Joe Biden for vice president, the Democrats, and Mitt Romney for president and Paul Ryan for vice president, the Republicans, for whom would you vote?...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama, picking up support following the Democratic National Convention, widened his narrow lead over Republican U.S. presidential challenger Mitt Romney in a new Reuters/Ipsos poll released on Saturday. The latest daily tracking poll showed Obama, a Democrat, with a lead of 4 percentage points over Romney. Forty-seven percent of 1,457 likely voters surveyed online over the previous four days said they would vote for Obama if the November 6 elections were held today, compared with 43 percent for Romney. "The bump is actually happening. I know there was some debate whether it would happen... but...

Here are your choices... Poll: Do you agree with Supreme Court decision? Yes No Need to understand the ruling better This one's a little lop-sided against us - but given the obvious political leanings of most Red Star reading, I'm not surprised. Let's try to even it up a bit!

White House hopeful Mitt Romney widened his lead over rival Newt Gingrich to 11 percentage points in Florida, according to Reuters/Ipsos online poll results on Saturday, up from 8 points a day earlier, as he cemented his front-runner status in the Republican nomination race. With just three days remaining before Florida's Republican primary, Romney, a former Massachusetts governor, led Gingrich, a former speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, by 43 percent to 32 percent among likely voters in Florida's January 31 primary, the online poll said.

The state Senate recall elections that captured the attention of the state and country earlier this year might have just been preludes to the main event. On Tuesday, United Wisconsin announced it would begin collecting signatures Nov. 15 to force a recall election of Gov. Scott Walker. The group, which is collaborating with grassroots organizations throughout the state, is confident it will reach its goal of 700,000 signatures — roughly 160,000 more than the 540,206 needed to force a recall election. Once the calendar hits Nov. 15, the group will have 60 days to collect the needed signatures, according to...

Online Poll: Did a Florida doc cross a line with a sign telling patients to go elsewhere for care if they voted for Obama? A central Florida urologist has posted a sign on his office door warning supporters of President Barack Obama to find a different doctor.

A friend pointed me to an AT&T-Yahoo online opinion poll today that asks visitors to respond to a single question about President Barack Obama and the economy.

The 60 Minutes/Vanity Fair Poll (Give Ronald Reagan a vote)  Webcast: 60 Minutes/Vanity Fair PollCali Carlin and Michael Hogan Present the Latest Results

The entire world is, apparently, full of whiny no-good commie liberals. It's true. This is the only logical conclusion, the only way you can possibly parse the piles of (largely unscientific, but still pretty damn convincing) numbers and data and full-blown emotional consciousness now pouring in from all over the world, pumping our little presidential election full of all sorts of cosmic meaning and profundity and oh-my-God-can-it-be-true. Check that: Maybe it's not the only way to parse it. But if you're a hard-core McCainite and/or are under some sort of unfortunate, chemically-induced delusion that Sarah Palin is just exactly the...

Who do you want as the next president of the United States? View the results table below to see how the world is voting. The results can be organised by region and re-ordered by clicking on the column headings. Return to the world map to cast your vote.

First Choice: F. Thompson 3400 (39%) Giuliani 1381 (15.9%) Romney 1086 (12.5%) Gingrich 975 (11.2%) Hunter 449 (5.2%) Tancredo 416 (4.8%) (none) 358 (4.1%) McCain 240 (2.8%) Brownback 198 (2.3%) Huckabee 97 (1.1%) T. Thompson 62 (0.7%) Gilmore 28 (0.3%) Pataki 17 (0.2%) * Negative Votes(least negative to most negative): F. Thompson 1026 (11%) Gingrich 2302 (26.4%) Romney 2548 (29.3%) Hunter 2683 (30.8%) Giuliani 2761 (31.7%) Tancredo 3312 (38%) Huckabee 3536 (40.6%) Brownback 3736 (42.9%) T. Thompson 4178 (48%) Gilmore 4234 (48.6%) McCain 5998 (68.9%) Pataki 6024 (69.2%)

Our partners at the Daily Press are reporting that Democratic Senate candidate Jim Webb, down by more than 10 percentage points in late July, has pulled slightly ahead of Sen. George Allen, according to the latest Wall Street Journal/Zogby Poll.