Almost nobody votes for a candidate based on the candidate’s race and/or gender. That’s according to the latest unscientific poll of nearly 2,000 people at SharylAttkisson.com. Ninety-nine percent (99%) say neither a candidate’s race nor gender is the reason they […]
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President Trump’s latest Gallup job approval rating has inched up from low readings in June. Job approval for the president is at 42% in the latest Gallup poll. Trump had two readings below 40% in June amid the Black Lives
The misreporting on Trump’s payroll tax holiday reached a crescendo, and becomes another in the growing list of Media Mistakes in the Era of Trump.
A lot of people talk about the famous Supreme Court decision known as “Citizens United,” but they don’t really know all that much about it. Sunday on Full Measure, we dig into the landmark ruling. As we approach the 2020
We look at a hidden mortgage tax anonymous members of Congress installed in 2012 to pay for a payroll tax cut. And we’ll explain President Trump’s move to give a “holiday” to some employees when it comes to their payroll taxes.
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The vast majority say coronavirus restrictions in their own area are “Overboard.” That’s according to the latest unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com. Eighty-three percent (83%) gave the “Overboard” answer. Fourteen percent (14%) say they view their restrictions as “Reasonable.” Current Covid
Most say the Covid restrictions in their area are “Overboard” Read More »
What happened when Virginia proposed its biggest package of tightened gun restrictions in recent times? Virtually every county in the state fought back by passing Second Amendment sanctuary city proclamations. Sunday on Full Measure, we’ll take you inside that movement.
Most people do not say the U.S. is more racially divided than it’s been in decades. That’s according to the latest unscientific poll of more than 1,370 at SharylAttkisson.com. Twenty-six percent (26%) say the U.S. is more racially divided than
