VDARE.com Editor Peter Brimelow writes: Last week we posted “It Will Only Take One Election”—The Trump Tsunami vs. Clinton’s Coming Merkel-Style Immigration Surge, adapted from my address to the Americ...
With the California primary fast approaching, the media are rolling out their favorite fairy tale about how Republican Pete Wilson's support for Proposition 187 in 1994 was a historic, game-changing er...
See also: IMMIGRATION: IS THIS THE BREAKING POINT? [1] “It Would Only Take One Speech” [2] Plan B (Jared Taylor For Congress!)[Adapted from VDARE.com Editor Peter Brimelow’s address to the American Ren...
Rasmussen Reports writes today that that a survey of a thousand eligible voters has Trump leading Hillary, 42 to 37.
Donald Trump has now grown his lead over Hillary Clinton in Rasmussen Reports’ first...
https://twitter.com/kausmickey/status/733072111292407808You can see the full Fox News Poll here, with methodology and crosstabs, but the Politico story tweeted by Mickey Kaus gives the following detail...
More evidence of a Trump surge: Exclusive: Trump surges in support, almost even with Clinton in national U.S. poll, by Chris Kahn, Reuters, May 11, 2016:
Donald Trump's support has surged and he is now...
The Quinnipiac University poll caused quite a stir Tuesday morning by reporting Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump essentially tied in the swing states of Florida (Clinton 43%-Trump 42%) and Pennsylvania...
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Recently, I noted that Rasmussen Report's poll showing a Trump-Clinton 38%-38% tie (with Trump getting 15% black support!) wasn't getting much MSM attention. That can't be said for Rasmussen's latest r...
Wisconsin’s April 5 GOP primary has been described as the “Masada of the ‘Stop Trump’ movement”. [‘Stop Trump’ forces see an opportunity in Scott Walker’s Wisconsin, by David Weigel, Washington Post, M...
