Today on this holiday weekend, we need to talk about this major week in presidential politics. Let’s take a look at the Republican field now that it’s most likely full or close to full. We’ll look at the strengths and weaknesses of the candidates one by one and take stock of where they stand at…
On the one hand, when Trump became President, he never received a ‘honeymoon’ period. But on the other hand, he was unique in cultivating his own troubles. Was Congress right to spend so much of its time investigating that administration? A larger question is perhaps, how many Americans feel that there are guilty parties across…
Jeremy Zogby Two questions I recently asked on a national survey touched on voter sentiment surrounding the issue of gun violence and whether or not America’s foreign policy is helping more or hurting the rest of the world. Looking at the questions, one can spot a connection between America’s declining influence on the world…
Polling Who We Really Are: Part II by Jeremy Zogby Americans are all too familiar with the issues that divide us, but how many are aware of those that unite us? This article reveals how voters share serious concerns about serious issues that we face as a nation. The American Dream A recent John…
This week on the podcast we’ll share our thoughts on three main topics in what has been a whirlwind news cycle. First, Did Trump and CNN both get what they wanted out of this weeks Town Hall broadcast, or will it end in a net negative for both parties? Next, let’s talk about the state…