Muhlenburg College releases new poll on midterm election
John Fetterman and Mehmet Oz are locked in a tie at 47%
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John Fetterman and Mehmet Oz are locked in a tie at 47%
Absolutely nailed the presidential race in 2016, 2020, and unfortunately he rightly called what happened in georgia and the two senate runoff races. also with us former massachusetts senator and ambassador to new zealand, our good friend scott brown is with us. a let's go to the polls, let's talk about the significance. quinnipiac also had them at 38%. there's not one thing he can point to that's successful. >> there's no question and it started with afghanistan. there's a separation for a while between his personal approval and his job approval and his policies. after afghanistan, it all came...
And i might point out that he absolutely nailed the presidential race in 2016, 2020, and unfortunately he rightly called what happened in georgia and the two senate runoff races. also with us former massachusetts senator and ambassador to new zealand, our good friend scott brown is with us. let's go to the polls, let's talk about the significance. quinnipiac also had them at 38%. there's not one thing he can point to that's successful. >> there's no question and it started with afghanistan. there's a separation for a while between his personal approval and his job approval and his policies. af...
The election. we're expecting air force one to touch down in las vegas in just a few moments, and earlier today in wisconsin the president regathered his campaign fight making his closing argument in this election and urging voters to say no to the purveyors of cynicism. >> they spent millions to stop us from reforming health care and wall street and student loans, and their strategy from the start was to engineer pure gridlock in congress. their bet is on cynicism. but wisconsin, my bet is on you. >> of course, wisconsin is a key part of the president's so-called midwest firewall, including i...