President Donald Trump’s first months in office have been marked by a surge in liberal activism that’s persisted long beyond the women’s marches the day after his inauguration. Progressive groups are seeing record donations and renewed interest in running for office, while Congress has been deluged with constituent phone calls.( Read more... )

A majority of Democratic and independent voters made clear that they don’t foresee Hillary Clinton in their 2020 vision of the presidential election, according to a USA Today/Suffolk University poll released Wednesday ( Read more... )

It’s Time To Bury Donald Trump Once And For All: Trump is only 5 points from becoming the biggest loser in presidential history. Let’s help him get there.WASHINGTON ― If Donald Trump does what he claims he does to women, he’s guilty of a crime punishable by time in prison. There’s no telling what Trump’s legal fate is over the next few years, but ( Read more... )

Republican leaders and strategists are unnerved by Donald Trump’s erratic attacks on a Latina beauty queen and other outbursts this week, increasingly fearful that the GOP nominee is damaging his White House hopes and doing lasting harm to the party in the campaign’s final stretch.

Party officials said they are newly embarrassed by Trump’s ( Read more... )

Hillary Clinton scored a decisive debate victory over Donald Trump, coming off as more presidential and better prepared, according to a new HuffPost/YouGov pollBy a 27-point margin, 49 percent to 22 percent, Americans who had heard at least something about Monday’s presidential debate said that Clinton did a better job than Trump. Twenty-two ( Read more... )

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AKA all the polls that exist.

In a painfully awkward exchange on CNN Wednesday, [Soulless Villain] surrogate Michael Cohen expressed confusion and disbelief that the Republican presidential nominee was actually lagging behind Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonWhen CNN anchor Brianna Keilar contended that [Wretched and Peevish Fellow] was “down,” ( Read more... )

The Polls Aren’t Skewed: [Bloviating T-bag] Really Is Losing Bad


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Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton are deadlocked in Ohio, according to a new poll that shows the crucial state very much in play as Mr. Trump prepares to accept the Republican Party’s presidential nomination in Cleveland on Thursday night.

A new survey from Suffolk University finds that Mr. Trump and Mrs. Clinton each have the support of 44 ( Read more... )