Uhh. I don’t know whether I’m more surprised Pelosi is at 39% in Georgia or Trump is at 38% but either way this is a big problem for the righties. https://www.ajc.com/news/state--reg...kujop427PN/amp.html?__twitter_impression=true Now, Treetard, go ahead and opine on 2020.
40% conservative / 30.4% Liberal but 42.4% democrat / 37.1% republican in the polling group. How does that work?
The other weird thing in most polls is the wording of the questions.... which are designed to give their "desired" result rather than being neutral.
Kemp won the Governors race by 1.4% Nancy being ahead of Trump now is very possible.GA is in play in 2020.
Something to think about: Pelosi is enjoying a lot of support as far as a speaker of the house goes. To put it into perspective, when Paul Ryan left this year he had a 12% approval rating nationally.
For some reason I think of Ryan as a POS, but I can’t pinpoint it. Care to fill me in what his deal was?