Megyn Kelly Destroys Liberals AGAIN Regarding Hobby Lobby Case
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Ouch: Even Liberals Might Say Obama Is A Failure After Seeing These New Poll Results
Ouch: Even Liberals Might Say Obama Is A Failure After Seeing These New Poll Results.
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Blog of the Week: The Capital ChroniclesBy: Mia Rabson
Posted: 09/7/2014 1:00 AM | Comments:
Political parties have always sent operatives to each other's events. It's basically spying, but it's not exactly covert.
Oftentimes, opposing party MPs will get accredited for another party's convention so they can be prepared to criticize whatever it is they see. It's easier, I suppose, than getting your own people to sneak around to glean what the other parties are doing on a particular day.
The Liberals last week accused the Conservatives of taking it to the next level by planting young Tory staffers in the audience to ask questions of Liberal MPs and candidates, hoping to get them to say something that contradicts what Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau has said.
It happened earlier this year with MP John McKay, who was asked about Trudeau's policy that anyone running for the Liberals will be expected to support a woman's right to choose in any vote on abortion.
It happened last week when retired general Andrew Leslie, who is running for the Liberals in an Ottawa riding and is one of Trudeau's key policy advisors, was asked about the Israel-Hamas conflict. In both cases, recordings of the responses were handed over to the media.
Both McKay and Leslie have to be responsible for their answers, no matter who asked them the question. In McKay's case, he clearly criticized Trudeau's policy and even referred to it as a "bozo eruption." Maybe the Conservatives planted the question to a known pro-life Liberal MP hoping to find ammunition against Trudeau. But McKay said what he said, and he likely would have said it no matter who asked the question.
The Conservative staffer did not say, "Hey, John McKay, do you think Trudeau's policy on anti-abortion candidates makes him a bozo?" McKay came up with that response all on his own, and he and Trudeau need to explain and come to terms with what that means for both of them and the party.
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2 faced Tony Abbott and the liberals
2 faced Tony Abbott and the liberals.
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Dante Chinni writesPolitics Countsas a regular Capital Journal feature. Mr. Chinni is the director of theAmerican Communities Project at American University, which examines different types of communities across the U.S.
The American electorate is not a stationary thing voters move. And data suggest that as people move, the countrys fastest growing big counties are becoming more politically liberal, particularly in big metro areas in important swing states such as Colorado and North Carolina.
The political impacts of moving populations can be difficult to measure, but they are a hidden force that can remake the electoral map.
So, to better understand those impacts, Politics Counts used survey data fromExperian Marketing Servicesthat shows the ideological makeup of movers compared with the rest of the population for every county in the U.S. whether the movers self-identify as liberal, conservative or middle-of-the-road. We then compared those data to a list of the fastest growing counties in the country of 100,000 people or more from the U.S. Census.
(While this data does not explicitly allow us to measure only movers to new a county, by matching the Experian mover data with data on the fastest-growing big counties, Politics Counts and Experian believe we can create a reasonably reliable metric for seeing how new movers to a county are changing its political leanings.)
The results indicate big counties across the country, particularly in states such as Colorado, North Carolina and Texas, are seeing more liberals moving in. The one big electoral bright spot for conservatives looks to be Florida.
Fastest-Growing Counties
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These accompanying maps let you explore the changes. (Click to zoom and mouse over the counties.) Shading indicates when the movers in a county are more liberal, conservative or middle of the road, than the existing population using Experians indexes higher numbers and darker shading show more change. Counties can have low percentages of liberals or conservatives but still high index scores because the movers are more liberal or conservative than the current population.
Counties Trending Liberal
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Politics Counts: Where Liberals and Conservatives Are Moving