“A short history of Democratic pre-election bed-wetting” and the latest from the Washington Monthly website.
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The Washington Monthly Newsletter: November 7, 2023
“What the polls really show” and the latest from the Washington Monthly website.
Trump’s Steadfast Campaign of White Nationalism
He knows that most Americans don’t support his agenda. He’s going full steam ahead anyway.
Trump’s Red Wall Is Beginning to Crumble
A new poll shows Biden ahead in Missouri, a state that Trump carried in 2016 by 17 points.
The Polls Are Probably Exaggerating Biden’s Lead
Trump has a uniquely poll-resistant coalition. Don’t underestimate the breadth of his support.
Why Is Trump’s Campaign Buying Ads in Markets He Has No Chance of Winning?
His staff appears more interested in impressing the president than gaining support for his reelection.
Trump Is In Bad Shape for November
Public and internal polling show the president is doing a lousy job and the public is readying to toss him out.
Who Is Really Voting?
Why you shouldn’t trust exit polls—and why the 2020 electorate is much older than you think.
Pat Caddell’s Mixed Legacy Offers a Warning
The legendary pollster and consultant sought to win over the disaffected but mainly succeeded in increasing their number.
Democratic Voters Are Putting Electability Over Ideology
Democratic poll respondents prefer a winner with broad appeal over someone who agrees with them on all the issues.

