Friday, October 16, 2026

Trump Is Solely Responsible For The Resurgence Of Inflation


 

Trump Bends To The Will Of Voters - Execution Will Not Be Broadcast


The chart above is from the Economist / YouGov Poll -- done between October 10th and 12th of a nationwide sample of 1,403 registered voters, with a 3.5 point margin of error.



 

The Party Of Personal Freedom?

Political Cartoon is by Scott Stantis in The Chicago Tribune.
 

Fox Poll Shows Voters Trust Democrats More On Most Issues


 


The charts above are from the Fox News Poll -- done between October 9th and 12th of a nationwide sample of 1,202 registered voters, with a 2.5 point margin of error.

A Change In Fall Colors

Political Cartoon is by Joe Heller at hellertoon.com.
 

Millions In U.S. Struggling To Afford Basic Necessities


 








The charts above are from a Pew Research Center survey -- done between August 24th and 30th of a nationwide sample of 5,166 adults, with a 1.6 point margin of error.

America's Worst Traitor

Political Cartoon is by David Horsey in The Seattle Times.
 

Trump Is Actively Helping Putin's War Effort


 


Thursday, October 15, 2026

Social Security COLA Is 3.6% For 2027 (Minus The Rise In A Medicare Premium)

 

Two New Polls Have Talarico Leading Paxton - But The Race Is Tight

The chart above is from the ReconMR Texas Poll -- done between October 5th and 8th of a sample of 617 likely Texas voters, with a 4.4 point margin of error.


The chart above is from the Marist Poll -- done between October 8th and 11th of a sample of 1,196 Texas registered voters, with a 4.3 point margin of error.


 

MAGA Is Campaigning From The Sewer

Political Cartoon is by Clay Jones at claytoonz.substack.com.
 

Electoral Preference (And Trump Approval) Among Religious Groups


 



The charts above are from a Pew Research Center survey -- done between September 28th and October 4th of a nationwide sample of 5,062 adults, with a 1.6 point margin of error.

Who Will Trump Blame?

Political Cartoon is by Christopher Weyant in The Boston Globe.
 

The Polls Are Looking Great - But Polls Don't Elect Candidates


The quote above is from respected pollster G. Elliott Morris (who does the Strength In Numbers Poll). His opinion is not out of the norm. Poll after poll shows Democrats leading, and making inroads in even bright red states. 

It was expected that Democrats would likely take control of the House of Representatives (possibly by a large margin), but now it's starting to look like they can also take control of the Senate. 

This is great news, and it should encourage Democrats across the nation (even those in normally red states). But it also poses a danger. The danger is that some Democrats and Independents will start to think the election is already a foregone conclusion - and that their votes are not needed. Thinking that could cause them to stay at home instead of voting (which could involve braving the weather and waiting in long electoral lines).

But polls don't elect any candidates. They are nothing more than at snapshot of how voters are thinking at a particular time. No poll can do a voter's job.

Only voters can elect a candidate. Don't get so over confident that you think your vote is not needed. It is badly needed. Every single vote counts!

Make sure you cast your vote - and encourage your friends and family to do the same. No matter how difficult voting may turn out to be, your vote is needed.

I believe there will be a huge blue wave on November 3rd. But that will happen only if voters turn out in large numbers.

Staying home is just a vote for Donald Trump and his Republican sycophants.