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Poll: Identification as 'Liberal' Collapses as Blacks, Hispanics, and Non-College Voters Flee the Label - Vimarsana News

Poll: Identification as 'Liberal' Collapses as Blacks, Hispanics, and Non-College Voters Flee the Label

Fewer voters now identify themselves as liberal, according to a new national poll. “The Left is losing the ...

America Has Become Less Liberal, but Not Necessarily More Conservative - Vimarsana News

America Has Become Less Liberal, but Not Necessarily More Conservative

The left is losing the battle for the minds of the American electorate, but that doesn’t mean the country is lurching to the right.

Texas poll: Democrats' losses among Hispanics are only just beginning - Vimarsana News

Texas poll: Democrats' losses among Hispanics are only just beginning

It's nothing new anymore to point out that Hispanics in Texas are in the middle of a political realignment. Rep. Mayra Flores's (R-TX) special election victory in South Texas this summer established this phenomenon as something quite real. But now, we have some polling data specifically for Texas Hispanics from which we can judge the size and scope of Democrats' problems. The short version is that they're already in big trouble, but there's a lot more room for their situation to get worse in the coming months and years.

POLITICO Playbook: Pelosi heads to Taiwan, Erics face off in Missouri - Vimarsana News

POLITICO Playbook: Pelosi heads to Taiwan, Erics face off in Missouri

And voters go to the polls in Arizona, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri and Washington today.

Biden's challenge: Inflation overshadows robust job gains - Vimarsana News

Biden's challenge: Inflation overshadows robust job gains

“The job market,” the president declared, “is the strongest it’s been since just after World War II.”

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