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Vote. he ran four years ago, he was an unknown former one-term governor of massachusetts, introduced himself to the citizens of iowa and did pretty well. if he didn t get more votes this time against what s not a terrific field, i do think it shows it s a bit of a predicter for future states that there is just resistance for one reason, fair or unfair megyn: you know what the reason is. you are a true conservative, and true conservatives don t necessarily believe he s a true conservative, so they re hemming and hawing about him. but if he becomes the nominee, are you going to stay home on election night? no, but i don t know who i m going to vote for in the virginia primary. but i am struck talking to an awful lot of iowa republicans, they are aware and i think republicans across the country are they want to keep looking at these candidates. a lot of them will vote tonight, but they haven t made up their minds, and it is so fluid and volatile out there. they re looking at polls ....
The fact that there is no real conservative alternative to him, santorum is doing well and ron paul, and gingrich was hanging around and rick perry but those four are taking up the antimitt vote but he has a real chance at winning both. you went through the history of this, and i have not had my coffee yet. so in 1980, bob dole won iowa. and you pointed out, george h.w. bush won the nomination there, so, why is iowa not usually a predicter of what happens in new hampshire and south carolina and further in the nomination? colleague naturally it is different. it is more socially conservative but the way people go about voting in a caucus where the participation is much, much lower about 4 percent of the population and have you to wait two hours, raise your hand in public and caucus with someone so the town out is lower, so that is part of the reason why you see different candidates ....
Oval office facing growing anger over the economy and approval ratings in the mid 0s. only 40s. only one president in five decades has won re-election with an approval rating below 50% a year out. brad blakeman is a former deputy assistant to president bush, and dick harpootlian is a south carolina democratic party chair. and that president who had an approval rating one year out of 43% i m sorry, 49%, was richard m. nixon. we all know how he achieved that. [laughter] so the point is, brad, that, you know, the president s approval rating is low, and while it s not the be-all, end-all predicter of how things are going to go in november, there is some historical context for democrats to be concerned. absolutely. look, history has a way of repeating itself, and this president has had a precipitous drop in the polls, and i don t think he s reached bottom yet, megyn. i think in june if the supreme ....
Point of view if the person is running as a republican or if they are supposed to be a conservative. not all, but some. chris: the republican party did not have a single black member in congress from 2002 to 2010. now, there are two black members of congress, republicans, and 42 democrats. how do you respond to those who question, question whether the republican party would ever nominate an african american for president? my response would be history isn t necessarily a predicter of the future. secondly, the mood of the country, the citizens movement, they are rewriting the laws to the political landscape. if it were not for the si citis tea party movement and power of the internet i wouldn t be in the race making the moves that i m making right now. that is the difference. goes back to something i said earlier. the voice of the people. they are not looking at history ....
Point of view, if they are a republican or a conservative. not all. but some. the republican party didn t have a single black number congress from 2002, to 2010. now there are two black members of congress republicans, and 42 democrats. how do you respond to those who question question whether the republican party would ever nominate an african-american for president? my response would be history is not a predicter of the future. secondly, the mood of the country, the citizens movement, they are rewriting the laws to the political landscape. if it were not for the citizens tea party movement, if it were not for the power of the internet, i wouldn t be in this race, making the moves that i am making right now. that s difference. it goes back to what i said earlier, the voice of the people, they are not looking at history and what the republican ....