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A few months ago, in spite of her reputation as an extremist and auto-biographical manipulator, Warren seemed to have caught fire with her populist pot-banging and nanny styled lecturing. Then her decline began, now placing her about 1/2 of her prior peak. What gives?
What's her problem?
This new one from Quinnipiac is “just one poll,” as the data nerds like to say, except … it’s not really “just one poll.” As we’ll see momentarily, Warren has been slipping in lots of polls over the past month and a half. And her downturn in today’s data isn’t really a “slip,” it’s a minor catastrophe. She went from 28 percent in Quinnipiac’s last poll, good enough to lead the pack, to 14 percent today. Half of her support vanished.
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Hoo boy: New poll shows Warren in free fall, losing half her national support
(Hopefully we won't hear the pin-headed whining that the source and link to Quinnipiac results are passed on by a conservative blog).
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Lots of speculation here: the surprising backlash against her Medicare for All, Buttiege's rise, and nagging problems with honest responses on background and personal experiences - the latest being her denial response to a black woman's claim that her kids went to private schools - turns out one of the two did, the boy attended private school after the 4th grade, till HS graduation.[/SUP][/SUB][FONT=Verdana,Arial,Tahoma,Calibri,Geneva,sans-serif]
Hoo boy: New poll shows Warren in free fall, losing half her national support
(Hopefully we won't hear the pin-headed whining that the source and link to Quinnipiac results are passed on by a conservative blog).
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What's her problem?
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