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A runaway surge in global house prices is drawing to a close as interest rates rise along with the cost of living, according to Reuters polls of housing analysts, who said prices needed to fall in double digits in several key markets to turn affordable. ....
His entire time today talking about how precedent stinks. you know, these right-wing jurists who want to talk about precedent until they don t. this is a 50-year precedent in this country, and now they re saying, well, never mind, it s it s really politically interesting, and i think it s going to end up being a galvanizing force. well, you guys were speaking of civil, i think you guys were also terrific and civil in this conversation, as well. look, it is another minute would have gotten uncivilized. fair enough. i m glad i stopped it here. i appreciate both of you. for what it s worth, we can put up the correct numbers on the poll graphic we showed you a few minutes ago. again, claire is right, how you ask the question, this is, you know, this is why we like to present it with these four ways, if you will, not just saying, oh, who s in favor, who s not. again, nuance has gotten lost in this debate for years, and one ....
On top, not trump. carson has gained seven points in the last month and trump has lost the exact number of points. this is trumps s best showing in iowa thus far. we know he s gaining support from women and white evangelical voters here. another important important point, when asked who they would not support, you can see that there. jeb bush is not on top. in this poll, he s tied at sixth place at just 5%. trump also doesn t do well when it comes to favorability numbers. you can see in the next poll graphic, carson is up on top, 84% of republican caucusgoers, likely with a favorable review of him. just 10% have an unfavorable view. trump is near the bottom, 53% favorable, 43% unfavorable. that is not a good comparison ....
And the governorship at stake here as well. two-term governor not running again. pennsylvania is a good representation of what may, may happen in the midterms on november 2nd. paul, one of the more interesting polls we saw from you guys over the past couple of days. is people are divided about who they think was a better president. president obama or former president bush. reporter: this is a fascinating number. we put it up online. the numbers came out 24 hours ago, or not even. it s really been trending online. this is from cnn opinion research corporation. we asked who is the better president? 47% now saying barack obama. 45% saying his predecessor george w. bush. look at the right of the poll graphic. a year ago when we asked the same question a lot more people said obama than bush. why does this matter for the midterms? republicans are trying to make ....