*NOTE* Do not for a moment think Fox is moving away from their mandated/scripted narrative to eliminate the Main Street Vulgarian, they’re not. Remember, the next debate (Nov 10th) is on FNB and Team Trump have already announced intents for the campaign to negotiate debate conditions. The FNB debate line-up is expected to be announced tomorrow, and Fox Needs Trump.
Within this latest national Fox News Poll (full pdf below) three interesting aspects. ♦ Donald Trump is leading despite the methodology and breakdown. ♦ Donald Trump is viewed as most likely to defeat Hillary Clinton. ♦ Fox News sub-contracted the data collection to two different partisan polling outfits: Anderson Robbins Research (for Democrats), Shaw & Company Research (for Republicans) from November 1-3, 2015:
Via Fox – Is the race for the Republican nomination finally shaking out? Four candidates get double-digit backing — and then there’s a steep drop-off to the rest of the field.
The latest Fox News national poll on the 2016 election finds that Donald Trump has the edge, as GOP primary voters by wide margins identify him as the best candidate on the economy, as well as the one most likely to beat presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. The poll also finds Ben Carson remains within striking distance of Trump.
[…] More GOP primary voters say economic issues (38 percent) will be most important in deciding their vote for the nomination than say national security (26 percent), immigration (15 percent) or social issues (7 percent).
And that helps Trump. No other candidate comes close to the real estate mogul’s 42 percent rating when primary voters are asked who is most qualified to handle the economy. The next closest is Cruz at 10 percent, while 9 percent say Carson, 7 percent Rubio, and 5 percent each for Bush and Kasich. Fiorina, a former CEO, garners just 3 percent.
There’s much less consensus on which candidate is most qualified to be commander-in-chief, yet Trump still has the edge: 19 percent pick him, while 17 percent say Carson, 13 percent Cruz, 10 percent Rubio and 9 percent Bush.
[…] But who can WIN? Twice as many Republican primary voters say Trump (37 percent) is the one most likely to beat Clinton than Carson (18 percent). (read more)
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Via Torch […] the false narratives being created, especially encouraged by Fox News, and the suspect Kentucky polling where Bevin was actually ahead, all leaves to only one conclusion, that the internal polling must be terrifying the GOPe.
The uniparty structure is facing its biggest crisis ever, the populace has woken from its slumber and is readying itself to storm the barricades and crush the uniparty control structure.
The talking heads of the establishment would prefer a Rubio or Jeb nomination even if they knew that Hillary would win. Trump is their nemesis and must be vanquished at any cost, even sacrificing the presidency if necessary.
Their anger and disgust is palpable and knows no bounds. They will resort to every dirty trick imaginable. BUT they are fighting a losing battle, the tusami heading for them will overwhelm their defences. They know what’s coming, they just can’t accept it. (link)
