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GOP on the Rise
A new USA TODAY/Pew Research
Center poll released this
week shows that Republicans are poised to do very well in the midterm
election.
USA Today describes the poll as showing "the strongest tilt to
Republican candidates at this point in a midterm year in at least two
decades."
Here's another stat that should worry Obama and the Democrats: "By more
than 2-1, 65%-30%, Americans want the president elected in 2016 to
pursue different policies and programs than the Obama administration,
rather than similar ones."
Obama's approval rating also remains upside down and Americans are
unhappy with the current direction of the country. In fact, "By 43%-39%,
Americans say following the economic policies of Republican
congressional leaders would do more to strengthen the economy over the
next few
years than following the policies of the Obama administration." That
should be very troubling for Democrats, but now it is up to Republicans
to live up the voters' expectations...(continued)
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Benghazi Select Committee
It's taken a while, but we are finally getting a House select committee
that will investigate the terrorist attack in Benghazi. South Carolina
Republican Rep. Trey Gowdy will chair that committee, House Speaker John
Boehner announced yesterday. House leadership will vote this week to create the panel.
As the spotlight has turned once again to Benghazi, Democrats are
pushing back harder than ever before. They've done their best to
characterize the latest uptick in scrutiny as partisan political
theatre. They've attempted to belittle this as simply an illegitimate,
exhaustive exercise in oversight, which is fueled by something far more
sinister than getting to the bottom of the truth. David
Plouffe's appearance on ABC's This Week is a prime example of how they are actively working to convince the American people that this
isn't a real news story and is simply Republican conspiracies or delusions run amok...continued.
>>TV Tonight (10PM ET on Fox News)
Gridiron greats Joe Namath and Joe Theismann preview the 2014 NFL Draft. |
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