AOC’s Insistence Americans Care About Climate Change Heavily Distorts The Polling
Last month’s Gallup poll found climate change was the ninth most important issue, coming in at a mere 3 percent. That result also combines climate change with the environment and pollution.
No One Likes You, Kirsten Gillibrand
The white, blonde senator from New York is consistently polling below 1 percent among all Democratic presidential candidates.
How Nationalizing College And Health Care Benefits The Wealthy More Than It Does The Poor
There are already programs in place to help the poorest families pay for college and health care. Nationalizing them is a giant subsidy to wealthier people.
Changing Hearts And Minds Is Necessary To Protect The Unborn
Public attitudes have shifted in a more pro-life direction since the mid-1990s. Is this a harbinger of good things to come in our abortion public policy?
There’s Room In The Democrat 2020 Field For A Pro-Life Candidate
About half of Americans are opposed to abortion, and more are disgusted by late-term and partial-birth abortions. Democrats should stop running radicals if they are serious about winning.
What If We Could Reduce Abortions Without Changing Public Opinion?
What if we can reduce abortion numbers without changing the public mind on abortion? Can we change demand for abortion by building a culture of life?
New Poll Finds Americans Shift Dramatically Toward Pro-Life Label
For the first time since 2009, Americans are now as likely to identify as pro-life as they are pro-choice, after a rash of radical abortion legislation.
Voter Support Of ‘Medicare For All’ Drops By Nearly 50 Percent
New data shows support of “Medicare for All” fell as 2020 presidential candidates touted their single-payer health care proposals in January and February.
Left-Wing Billionaire Tom Steyer: Yes, We’re Going To Impeach Trump
Instead of spending his mass of money on a presidential run, Tom Steyer plans to spend $40 million on the Trump impeachment effort.
Americans Used To Support A Border Wall. What Changed Their Minds?
Averaging national public opinion polls conducted in 2018 reveals that 6 in 10 Americans oppose building a border wall. But just a few years ago, at least that many supported a wall.
Poll: People Care More About High Health Costs Than About Pre-Existing Conditions
A new Gallup poll confirms that Americans care more about rising health insurance premiums than coverage of pre-existing condition protections.
How Polling Tracks Changes In Partisan Issues And Demographics
The Director of Political Research at Pew joins Federalist radio share what their polls says about generational differences, polarization, and talking politics with relatives at Thanksgiving.
80 Percent Of Americans Think Political Correctness Is A National Problem
Contrary to a common media and cultural narrative, majorities of Americans of all ages, income levels, and racial backgrounds strongly oppose political correctnesss.
How Do Religious Trump Voters View Immigrants, Minorities, And Class?
A new study shows how religion may be reducing the political polarization in America, and how the attitudes of Trump voters correlate to their church attendance.
Hemingway And Harsanyi: Kavanaugh, Midterms, And Norm Macdonald
On today’s Federalist Radio Hour, Mollie Hemingway and David Harsanyi recap this week in political smears and media narratives.
New Poll Shows GOP Now Leads In 2018 Generic Ballot
In a new poll, more people said they would vote for a Republican candidate over a Democrat in the upcoming midterm elections.
Black Support For Trump Is Rising Into The Danger Zone For Democrats
If black support for Trump gets into double figures, the Democratic Party will have to look for different themes than Russia, Stormy Daniels, and other such nonsense.
Podcast: A New Era Of Public Opinion Polling, Data, And Market Research
Morning Consult’s Michael Ramlet joins Federalist Radio to discuss how online surveys are changing how brands and public figures are monitoring public opinion.
Sean Trende Explains Election Analysis, Demographics, And Midterms
Elections Analyst Sean Trende joins Federalist Radio to discuss the upcoming 2018 midterms and to debunk some of the biggest myths in political punditry.
The Midterm Elections, Voters, And Candidates With Amy Walter
Amy Walter joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss the potential impact of both Trump and voter demographics on the 2018 midterm elections.
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