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Rich
@Peoples_Pundit
Aug 6, 2018 • 3 tweets • 2 min read • Read on X
Impact of the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act by Congressional District Map.

Median HH income in #Ohio12 ($61,304) got avg. tax cut of $1,456. #OH voters making $100K to < $200K backed Trump 57%-39%. In #OH12, that avg. income ($132,146) bracket's tax cut = $2,762. ppdnews.us/b9KRD5U
Thread Update: Just to clarify my point here, Ohio 12 is not a Trumplican district. It's a typical GOP coalition district. They're going to find out that their healthcare failure hurt them more than tax cuts are helping them. peoplespunditdaily.com/news/elections…
It may be easier for congressional & D.C.-aligned Republicans to blame @realDonaldTrump for their problems in certain districts. Media will even help. But you cannot break a 7-year promise and not expect to be punished. With the economy improving, healthcare is a rising concern.

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Oct 6, 2018
1. This is not debatable. The Kavanaugh controversy has helped Republicans. There was no downside for the GOP. They needed enthusiasm. There was no upside for the Democrats. They needed to NOT derail their enthusiasm. What the media won't tell you, is that this mistake cost...
2. What the media hasn't explained, is that this mistake cost the Democrats already. Since the Kavanaugh controversy brought home GOP and GOP-leaning indie women, at least two "battleground" states are off the map. It's Oct. 6, and there are now just 2% undecided in North Dakota.
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Oct 3, 2018
While leading 43-41 isn't being down, the @foxnewspoll is not exactly good news for Joe Donnelly, either. For several reasons. First, and foremost, he is an incumbent generally stuck in the lows 40s. Mike Braun's range is wider and higher.
Secondly, Joe Donnelly has dominated the airwaves during the last few weeks, or another way to look at it, since the last @FoxNewsPoll. And all it did was swing the margin an almost insignificant 4 points, considering the margin. Meanwhile, his support remained flat.
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Oct 1, 2018
"NAFTA, as an example, has been a total disaster for the U.S. and has emptied our states of our manufacturing and our jobs. Never again. Only the reverse will happen. We will keep our jobs and bring in new ones."

Candidate @realDonaldTrump, The National Press Club, D.C., 4/27/16
“My plan also includes a total renegotiation of NAFTA so our jobs can come back. And if we can't make a much, much better deal than we have right now, we will walk.”

Candidate @realDonaldTrump, The Summit Sports And Ice Complex, Dimondale, Michigan, 8/19/16
You have to recall when Donald Trump made the promise to renegotiate trade deals to really appreciate the accomplishment. It was one of the first issues that resinated, yet he was mocked over it. TPP was certain. NAFTA was an economic institution, NATO a military one. Blah, blah.
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Sep 25, 2018
1. Andrew Gillum definitely has a lead over Ron DeSantis. So, we can stop speculating over that. Florida Republicans are extremely enthusiastic, more so than when they out-voted Democrats in the primary. But GOP-leaning indies are depressed. It's lop-siding the indie vote.
2. Further, Rick Scott performs much better against Bill Nelson among indies than Ron DeSantis does against Andrew Gillum. And get this: Roughly 6/10 say they'd never consider voting for a socialist or a candidate who wants a state income tax. That tells us...
3. That tells us that this is a good ole' fashion messaging issue. The media went after Ron DeSantis hard once the GOP out-voted Democrats in the primary. And it appears they scared to the point he's been ineffective at communicating his opponents positions.
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Sep 7, 2018
1. Look at response rates below each race being live-polled by @Nate_Cohn and @SienaCollege. It took 22K-36K calls to get 533 responses. So, when a poll claims to have 500 from a voter file/list of 5K, they're full of $#!t. That's what I'm talking about.
nytimes.com/interactive/20…
2. That said, after a few attempts, you can assign certain variables to entries on voter files, something like "high connect" if a response is > average for a house/cell. So, your files get more productive. But because it still must be random, they never get that productive.
3. How does this play out in states, for instance? Take Florida. Every pollster will be different. But @BigDataPoll, we have higher minimum response standards. For Fla., it's about 900. So, out of the gate, the "first" list, which might take two days, is at least 50K. (cont.)
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Sep 4, 2018
Interrupting Chairman Grassley, Senator Blumenthal called the Kavanaugh confirmation "a charade" and "a mockery" before protestor started screaming. Democrats are taking turns interrupting the chairman.
Half of the 10 Democrats on the Judiciary Committee have already announced their opposition to Brett Kavanaugh. So, isn't that the real charade here?
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