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Failed Strategy?

Zam-Zam

Zam-Zam

Senator
A couple of items - First, from Politico:

Democrats tried attacking Donald Trump as unfit for the presidency. They’ve made the case that he’s ineffective, pointing to his failure to sign a single major piece of legislation into law after eight months in the job. They’ve argued that Trump is using the presidency to enrich himself and that his campaign was in cahoots with Russia.


None of it is working.

Data from a range of focus groups and internal polls in swing states paint a difficult picture for the Democratic Party heading into the 2018 midterms and 2020 presidential election. It suggests that Democrats are naive if they believe Trump’s historically low approval numbers mean a landslide is coming. The party is defending 10 Senate seats in states that Trump won and needs to flip 24 House seats to take control of that chamber.

http://www.politico.com/story/2017/09/13/teflon-trump-democrats-messaging-242607

Next, this from the WaPo:

President Trump’s average weekly approval rating in Gallup polling has ticked one percentage point upward over the past four weeks. Thirty-five, then 36, then 37 and now 38 percent of the country thinks that Trump is doing a good job.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...-three-weeks-in-a-row/?utm_term=.6db1f658bfe3


Still historically low, but now trending in a new direction, at least for the time being.



What does it all mean? Anyone's guess. It is possible, however, that the law of diminishing returns is in effect here - When you keep repeating the same old tune day after day, at some point people stop listening.
 
It means a lot of Dems and their stooges (like the ones we have here) are going to spiral even further into ranting, spittle-flecked hysteria when their latest scheme to overthrow the government goes nowhere.

I pray they can check their violent impulses when that happens, there's only so much the decent people in this country are willing to tolerate.
 
Zam-Zam said:
A couple of items - First, from Politico:

Democrats tried attacking Donald Trump as unfit for the presidency. They’ve made the case that he’s ineffective, pointing to his failure to sign a single major piece of legislation into law after eight months in the job. They’ve argued that Trump is using the presidency to enrich himself and that his campaign was in cahoots with Russia.


None of it is working.

Data from a range of focus groups and internal polls in swing states paint a difficult picture for the Democratic Party heading into the 2018 midterms and 2020 presidential election. It suggests that Democrats are naive if they believe Trump’s historically low approval numbers mean a landslide is coming. The party is defending 10 Senate seats in states that Trump won and needs to flip 24 House seats to take control of that chamber.

http://www.politico.com/story/2017/09/13/teflon-trump-democrats-messaging-242607

Next, this from the WaPo:

President Trump’s average weekly approval rating in Gallup polling has ticked one percentage point upward over the past four weeks. Thirty-five, then 36, then 37 and now 38 percent of the country thinks that Trump is doing a good job.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...-three-weeks-in-a-row/?utm_term=.6db1f658bfe3


Still historically low, but now trending in a new direction, at least for the time being.



What does it all mean? Anyone's guess. It is possible, however, that the law of diminishing returns is in effect here - When you keep repeating the same old tune day after day, at some point people stop listening.
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It's not working? That's why Trump has record low approval ratings?

;-)
 
Americans are slowly becoming inoculated against TDS. The current sufferers are doing everything they can to spread the disease, but are likely turning off more Americans than they attract.
 
Zam-Zam said:
What does it all mean? Anyone's guess. It is possible, however, that the law of diminishing returns is in effect here - When you keep repeating the same old tune day after day, at some point people stop listening.
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Apparently, at least for some Americans, a college education is no longer viewed as something inherently good:

http://www.politico.com/story/2017/09/13/teflon-trump-democrats-messaging-242607

"'When Democrats go and talk to working-class voters, we think talking to them about how we can help their children go to college, they have a better life, is great,' said Ali Lapp, executive director of House Majority PAC, which supports Democratic House candidates.

"'They are not interested. … It’s a problem when you have a growing bloc in the electorate think that college is not good, and they actually disdain folks that go to college.'"
 
georgephillip said:
Apparently, at least for some Americans, a college education is no longer viewed as something inherently good:

http://www.politico.com/story/2017/09/13/teflon-trump-democrats-messaging-242607

"'When Democrats go and talk to working-class voters, we think talking to them about how we can help their children go to college, they have a better life, is great,' said Ali Lapp, executive director of House Majority PAC, which supports Democratic House candidates.

"'They are not interested. … It’s a problem when you have a growing bloc in the electorate think that college is not good, and they actually disdain folks that go to college.'"
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Not surprising, given the cost and the insane indoctrination.
 
georgephillip said:
Apparently, at least for some Americans, a college education is no longer viewed as something inherently good:

http://www.politico.com/story/2017/09/13/teflon-trump-democrats-messaging-242607

"'When Democrats go and talk to working-class voters, we think talking to them about how we can help their children go to college, they have a better life, is great,' said Ali Lapp, executive director of House Majority PAC, which supports Democratic House candidates.

"'They are not interested. … It’s a problem when you have a growing bloc in the electorate think that college is not good, and they actually disdain folks that go to college.'"
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Zam-Zam said:
A couple of items - First, from Politico:

Democrats tried attacking Donald Trump as unfit for the presidency. They’ve made the case that he’s ineffective, pointing to his failure to sign a single major piece of legislation into law after eight months in the job. They’ve argued that Trump is using the presidency to enrich himself and that his campaign was in cahoots with Russia.


None of it is working.

Data from a range of focus groups and internal polls in swing states paint a difficult picture for the Democratic Party heading into the 2018 midterms and 2020 presidential election. It suggests that Democrats are naive if they believe Trump’s historically low approval numbers mean a landslide is coming. The party is defending 10 Senate seats in states that Trump won and needs to flip 24 House seats to take control of that chamber.

http://www.politico.com/story/2017/09/13/teflon-trump-democrats-messaging-242607

Next, this from the WaPo:

President Trump’s average weekly approval rating in Gallup polling has ticked one percentage point upward over the past four weeks. Thirty-five, then 36, then 37 and now 38 percent of the country thinks that Trump is doing a good job.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...-three-weeks-in-a-row/?utm_term=.6db1f658bfe3


Still historically low, but now trending in a new direction, at least for the time being.



What does it all mean? Anyone's guess. It is possible, however, that the law of diminishing returns is in effect here - When you keep repeating the same old tune day after day, at some point people stop listening.
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Now I am curious what Zam-Zam, Democratic Strategist would do instead.
 
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