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President Trump’s nonstop record of false claims (12,000-plus labeled false or misleading as of an August count in the Washington Post) received a brief respite recently when he tweeted that poverty and unemployment rates for black and Hispanic residents of the United States had reached record lows, which PolitiFact and other media outlets acknowledged as accurate.…
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This Politico/Morning Consult Poll, taken of 2488 registered voters Sept.27-30, showed 49% saying they will definitely vote against Trump, 28% saying they will definitely vote for him. 2% won’t vote, 6% don’t know. Independents say 46% definitely won’t vote for T, 29% say they definitely will, 3% say they won’t vot
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A slightly earlier Politico Poll from Sept.20-22 shows 46% had heard little or nothing about Ukraine situation
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This You Gov/Economist Poll shows 30% of Americans had heard nothing about Trump urging the Ukraine President to investigation corruption allegations even just a few days ago. Poll was done Sept. 22-24.
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MTA officials acknowledged at their June 2019 Board meetings that the agency is borrowing money to be repaid through a New York State law that promised to have the State of New York give the MTA $7.3 billion once the agency had exhausted its own funds on spending for the current Capital Program. The State…
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New York City is now utterly dominating job growth in the State of New York. In the past two and one-half years, 79% of all new jobs in the State have been created in New York City. New York State Labor Department seasonally adjusted data show that 230,000 of the nearly 293,000 jobs created in…
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Fox News Aug. 11-13 1013 RV Survey USA Aug.1-Aug.5 5,459 RV IBD/TIPP July 25-Aug.1 856 RV Emerson July 27-29 1,233 RV
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A Politico/Morning Consult poll released today, August 8th, shows 70% of U.S. registered voters support an assault weapons ban. The poll, conducted August 5-7,2019, among 1960 registered voters, was taken after the public had learned of the mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, that killed 31 people and wounded dozens of others.…
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United States Bureau of Labor Statistics employment growth data for the nation showed employment decline beginning during the Great Recession in February 2008, when employment dropped 82,000 from January 2008, at 138.42 million, to 138.34 million, in February 2008. Job losses reached 8.7 million before finally bottoming out in February 2010 at 129.715 million. During…
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Two very recent national Polls Show the “ Public Option, “ or Medicare For-All-Who-Want-It, Offer the Democratic Party a Stronger Hand in Winning the 2020 Election than Medicare for All, which would replace private insurance with a government plan. The two polls closely divide on Medicare for All, the government plan, with the public supportive…
