Whitmer's doing great according to Fox

[TC Talks]

Keep kicking ass Gretchen!

Sixty-three percent of those polled (801 Michigan voters, with a 3.5-point margin of error) approved of the job she's doing as governor, 64 percent approved of her handling of the coronavirus crisis and 58 percent had a favorable opinion of her overall.

What's more, 49 percent said they'd vote for a theoretical Biden/Whitmer presidential ticket over a Trump/Pence ticket, which pulled 43 percent. Nine percent said they'd vote for someone else, wouldn't vote at all, or were undecided.

Democratic Senator Gary Peters is outpolling challenger John James by 10 points, 46 to 36 percent, with 17 percent in the other/no vote/undecided category.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/fox-ne ... 0-michigan

[Bryce]

Keep kicking ass Gretchen!

Sixty-three percent of those polled (801 Michigan voters, with a 3.5-point margin of error) approved of the job she's doing as governor, 64 percent approved of her handling of the coronavirus crisis and 58 percent had a favorable opinion of her overall.

What's more, 49 percent said they'd vote for a theoretical Biden/Whitmer presidential ticket over a Trump/Pence ticket, which pulled 43 percent. Nine percent said they'd vote for someone else, wouldn't vote at all, or were undecided.

Democratic Senator Gary Peters is outpolling challenger John James by 10 points, 46 to 36 percent, with 17 percent in the other/no vote/undecided category.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/fox-ne ... 0-michigan

I'd get upset, but, in 21,034 hours, I won't be living in Michigan anymore. The city I live in was solid red when I built here. Over time it has turned to blue. Portions are still red, but we are surrounded by blue. Most of the
populous portions of our state is blue and I only see that expanding. I'm cashing in in 21,033 hours and moving somewhere firmly red. Not gonna be my problem anymore.

I've fought the good fight for 38 years. Time for someone with more energy to take over.

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Sorry to see you go in 2 years, 146 days, and 10 hours. Enjoy Nebraska.

[Matt]

Sorry to see you go. Enjoy Nebraska.

How's France?

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Sorry to see you go. Enjoy Nebraska.

How's France?

[TC Talks]

Sorry to see you go. Enjoy Nebraska.

How's France?

Magnificent, doing better than the US. Macron leaves the science and medicine to the professionals.

Unlike Mr. Implosion, France isn't using disinfectant on COVID patients.

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Keep kicking ass Gretchen!

Sixty-three percent of those polled (801 Michigan voters, with a 3.5-point margin of error) approved of the job she's doing as governor, 64 percent approved of her handling of the coronavirus crisis and 58 percent had a favorable opinion of her overall.

What's more, 49 percent said they'd vote for a theoretical Biden/Whitmer presidential ticket over a Trump/Pence ticket, which pulled 43 percent. Nine percent said they'd vote for someone else, wouldn't vote at all, or were undecided.

Democratic Senator Gary Peters is outpolling challenger John James by 10 points, 46 to 36 percent, with 17 percent in the other/no vote/undecided category.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/fox-ne ... 0-michigan

In line with the AP’s findings that the protests were supported by a whopping 13% of the people... it’s like Twitter... vocal but irrelevant.

[Matt]

Sorry to see you go. Enjoy Nebraska.

How's France?

Magnificent, doing better than the US. Macron leaves the science and medicine to the professionals.

You've lived in France for 3 1/2 years. Why are you so interested in our loser governor?

[Matt]

Keep kicking ass Gretchen!

Sixty-three percent of those polled (801 Michigan voters, with a 3.5-point margin of error) approved of the job she's doing as governor, 64 percent approved of her handling of the coronavirus crisis and 58 percent had a favorable opinion of her overall.

What's more, 49 percent said they'd vote for a theoretical Biden/Whitmer presidential ticket over a Trump/Pence ticket, which pulled 43 percent. Nine percent said they'd vote for someone else, wouldn't vote at all, or were undecided.

Democratic Senator Gary Peters is outpolling challenger John James by 10 points, 46 to 36 percent, with 17 percent in the other/no vote/undecided category.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/fox-ne ... 0-michigan

In line with the AP’s findings that the protests were supported by a whopping 13% of the people... it’s like Twitter... vocal but irrelevant.

Twitter is pretty hard left.

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Keep kicking ass Gretchen!

Sixty-three percent of those polled (801 Michigan voters, with a 3.5-point margin of error) approved of the job she's doing as governor, 64 percent approved of her handling of the coronavirus crisis and 58 percent had a favorable opinion of her overall.

What's more, 49 percent said they'd vote for a theoretical Biden/Whitmer presidential ticket over a Trump/Pence ticket, which pulled 43 percent. Nine percent said they'd vote for someone else, wouldn't vote at all, or were undecided.

Democratic Senator Gary Peters is outpolling challenger John James by 10 points, 46 to 36 percent, with 17 percent in the other/no vote/undecided category.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/fox-ne ... 0-michigan

In line with the AP’s findings that the protests were supported by a whopping 13% of the people... it’s like Twitter... vocal but irrelevant.

Twitter is pretty hard left.

And the protests are pretty hard right... but it’s the same kind of loud and small minority...

[Bryce]

How's France?

Where the women wear no pants?

[MWmetalhead]

Isn't Twitter where Trump likes to hang out?

[TC Talks]

Trump needs to keep up his magic Orange tiny handed Mojo...

Republicans were taken aback this past week by the results of a 17-state survey commissioned by the Republican National Committee. It found the president struggling in the Electoral College battlegrounds and likely to lose without signs of an economic rebound this fall, according to a party strategist outside the R.N.C. who is familiar with the poll’s results.

Even better, the Senate is at play...

Still, few officials in either party believed the House was in play this year. There was also similar skepticism about the Senate. Then the virus struck and fund-raising reports covering the first three months of this year were released in mid-April.

Republican senators facing difficult races were not only all outraised by Democrats, they were also overwhelmed.

In Maine, for example, Senator Susan Collins brought in $2.4 million while her little-known rival, the House speaker Sara Gideon, raised more than $7 million. Even more concerning to Republicans is the lesser-known Thom Tillis of North Carolina. Republican officials are especially irritated at Mr. Tillis because he has little small-dollar support and raised only $2.1 million, which was more than doubled by his Democratic opponent.