Meanwhile, Democrat Governor Phil Murphy fetches a favorable rating from only 44% of voters while 42% give him an unfavorable rating. 12% are neutral on their governor and, amazingly, 2% don’t know him. Remarkably, while Murphy’s favorable rating is at 75% favorable rating among Democrats, it’s only 27% with independents and 14% with Republicans.
Murphy isn’t on the ballot again this year (he’s term limited), but the fact that Donald Trump is viewed favorably by more voters in the Garden State than the Democrat governor (!!!) is ominous news for the incumbent party.
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used to live in Philly, any time when I was talking with some girl I liked and then found out she lived in "jersey" I always ended up walking away. for some reason, the girls in "jersey" like the ones from Bucks county are just "off like"
ReplyDeleteand never worth the time or trouble. and if you even thought you taxes are bad, check out how much they tax the shit out of you in "jersey" . no way in hell would I ever live in that state.
In the immortal words of El Rushbo, "Democrats can't win without cheating".
ReplyDeleteAs with a lot of other places (soon in CA*), Too Big To Rig is becoming a mantra.
*What, you think Nuisance isn't on his way out?
The Republicans need to be working a strategy for flipping New York, California, and New Jersey just because they say it can't be done. Look at the numbers. It's closer than you think. New York was closer to flipping red than Florida was to flipping blue.
ReplyDeleteIf they can do that without picking up a bunch of RINOs. We're already full-up with them.
DeleteWhen Trump said L.A. would get aid only if they had voter I.D. my hope grew that something might finally end the commie madness.
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