(WaPo) Voter Turnout Soars for Republicans, Plummets for Democrats
(WaPo) Donald Trump Makes History on Super Tuesday
Related: Dem Voter Turnout Down 26% Compared to 2008 -Daily Caller
(LA Times) Donald Trump has been toppled by Sen. Ted Cruz for the Republican nomination for president, according to a new NBC News/WSJ poll.
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz now is the first choice of GOP Primary Voters nationwide at 28% to 26% for Donald Trump, followed by Florida Sen. Marco Rubio at 17% – Ohio Gov. John Kasich at 11% – Dr. Ben Carson at 10% and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush at 4%
The results from the poll conducted subsequent to Donald Trump’s victory in New Hampshire and Saturday’s GOP Debate in South Carolina are a significant reversal from last month when Trump held a 13 pt lead over Cruz — 33% to 20%
Related: Atty for Trump Sends Ted Cruz ‘Cease & Desist’ Letter
@CatholicVote Good Point…
Related: Veterans Group to Refuse Any Money from Trump Fundraiser
DNC Chair Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Schultz Claims Republicans
Lack Diversity — What Parallel Universe Does She Live?
Democrat 2016 Presidential Candidates -Image: The Democrats
Republican Diversity — Presidential Front Runners -Image: WFB
Real Clear Politics Avg — Donald Trump Leads All Candidates
However according to a new CBS/NYTimes poll Dr. Ben Carson leads GOP field nationally unless of course, one views the latest One America News Network Survey which indicates that Trump leads Carson by 14 points nationwide.
What’s one to make of all this?
Public opinion polls are inherently wrong as ‘there’s a whole lot of fibbin’ going on out there’ between voters and pollsters.
(Politico) Is Trump’s Popularity Waning? — Carly Fiorina’s Media Coverage Surpasses Trump on Thursday After Wednesday’s Republican Debate from Simi Valley –Image: Critical Mention
Related: Trump Says He Won’t Accept Presidential Salary if Elected
Hillary’s Desperation: Goes on ‘Late Show’ Makes Fun of Trump’s Hair
(LA Times) Fueled by derision for politics as usual, Donald Trump has vaulted to the top of the Republican field among California voters according to a new USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times poll taken from the 29 August through 08 September, conducted by the Democratic pollster Greenberg Quinlan Roner Research & Republican pollster American Viewpoint.
According to Greenberg Quinlan Roner, “The study included an oversample of 400–Latino registered voters” total number of Latino voters sampled was 513 of the random sample survey of 1,500 respondents.
So much for the constant drumbeat by ‘Democrat Talking Heads’ of how Latino voters are expected to vote–doesn’t seem they’re listening to them either.
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(Newsmax) Completing construction of the ‘Great Wall of Mexico’ to discourage illegal immigration along our Southern border would cost Billions, though experts disagree how many.
With an $18.373 Trillion mushrooming federal debt how does Trump realistically propose to pay for the border fence should Mexico, despite Trump’s ‘great negotiating skills’ refuse to do so?
The federal government starting in the 1990s built one section of a double and triple layered fence–near San Diego, then between passage of the 2006 law and January, 2013 the Feds erected 651 miles (exact length appears to be in dispute) of mostly single layer fencing across our Southern border which cost taxpayers some $2.4 Billion
The ‘Dept of Homeland Security’ has reportedly said that different types of fencing have been put up along sections of the Southern border according to the Washington Examiner this week. In total, some 352 miles have a fence at a cost of over $7 Million a mile, at that rate a full fence would cost at least $11.7 Billion (a wall would cost considerably more) not to mention all of the additional ongoing outlays which would include: lighting, more checkpoints, cameras, vehicle barriers, airport style metal detectors and personnel costs for a total cost of how much?
These are fair questions for voters and for Mr. Trump to provide answers to. While one may be willing to give Mr. Trump, the benefit of the doubt to his response nearly 5 months out before the first GOP primary ballots are cast next year that he’ll “build a great wall” this however, is not an answer that voters (taxpayers) should be willing to accept without more clear and concise answers.
One may be assured if Republicans and Tea Party Conservatives don’t demand answers from Mr. Trump going into 2016 that Democrats and Independents most certainly will.
Related: 64% of Americans Want Border Fence With Mexico –HotAir