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2001 - 2026: How The Dems Went Off The Rails!

Look at the numbers of Republicans and Democrats who are extremely or very proud to be American:

2001: 🟥GOP: 90% 🟦DEM: 85% 2026: 🟥GOP: 92% (+2) 🟦DEM: 36% (-49) The Democrat change in pride for being an American in just 25 years is very revealing -- and it MUST be taken very seriously. What Dems seem to be saying is "if we don't get our way politically, then don't count on us to be patriotic Americans. Think about how twisted this is. Democrats are unable to, or refuse to, separate being an American and having pride in that from rigid, partisan political beliefs. Their so Intractable that, to them, politics and power are all there is, to the exclusion of everything else.

Note also that, over a 25 year period Republicans' pride in country remained very high regardless of what political party may have been in power. Republicans are sophisticated, objective and smart enough to make an important distinction. It goes like this: my country right or wrong, but my country!

If This Isn't SCARY, We Don't Know What Is!

 

Oh, This Is Great News -- Let's Hope It Holds!

BREAKING: Republican Mike Rogers is projected to FLIP Michigan's US Senate seat.

Michigan - 2026 US Senate Mike Rogers 43.9% (+3.3) Abdul El-Sayed 40.6% El-Sayed is the favorite to win the Democratic nomination, but has not led in any of the SEVEN polls conducted between him and Rogers. Polling average via

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Some Very Good News On Two Fronts . . .

🅱️ BREAKING NEWS!

CNN just ADMITTED that President Trump is set to win the midterms and keep the Senate and most likely the house.

Republican LEAD in net FAVORABILITY BY +5 points. pic.twitter.com/GlvJWOG1xY

— Liberal Tear Creator™ (@LibTearCreator1) April 7, 2026

📊 2026 Generic Congressional Ballot

🟦 Democrats: 44% [-1]
🟥 Republicans: 42% [+3]

Last week: Democrats +6
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YouGov/Economist | 4/3-6 | 1,558 RV pic.twitter.com/BqvSB0s3tM

— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) April 7, 2026

Save America: Know The Facts About Voter ID!

President Donald J. Trump is urgently calling on Congress to pass the SAVE America Act immediately and safeguard America’s elections from illegal voting. The legislation includes straightforward protections to safeguard America’s elections and enjoys overwhelming bipartisan support — except from Radical Left Democrats in Washington who are putting their own political power above the will of the people.

FACT: Voter ID requirements are extremely popular with the American people. The bipartisan Commission on Federal Election Reform, co-chaired by former President Jimmy Carter, noted that “IDs currently are needed to board a plane, enter federal buildings, and cash a check. Voting is equally important.”   Charles Stewart, Founder and Director of the MIT Election Lab: “Regardless of how you poll, voters like a requirement for photo ID... I mean it's kind of a no-brainer for a large swath of the American public ... including most Democrats.”   Harvard CAPS/Harris: 81% of Americans favor voter ID, including 79% of independents and 70% of Democrats.   Pew Research Center: 83% of Americans — including wide majorities of Democrats, independents, Whites, Blacks, and Latinos — favor voter ID requirements.   Gallup: 84% support voter ID, with 98% of Republicans, 84% of independents, and 67% of Democrats on board — while an equally robust 83% back proof of citizenship for voter registration.   Rasmussen Reports: 75% support voter ID, with support increasing over the past decade.   Additional surveys, including from Napolitan News Service and The Center Square, consistently reveal extraordinary bipartisan support for voter ID.

FACT: Voter ID laws have no measurable negative effect on turnout. Following Georgia’s 2021 voter ID law, the state achieved record turnout in both the 2022 and 2024 elections.   A 2021 review by the National Bureau of Economic Research, analyzing a decade of data, determined voter ID laws “have no negative effect on registration or turnout, overall or for any group defined by race, gender, age, or party affiliation.”   A 2014 study in the Election Law Journal found “little support for the hypothesis that notification of ID requirements depresses turnout.”   A 2023 report by the America First Policy Institute stated voter ID laws are “not a significant cause for decreased turnout” and “do not negatively affect minority or demographic-specific turnout,” noting that several states (and entire countries) with photo ID laws actually had higher turnout than those without.   A 2009 study in PS: Political Science & Politics concluded voter ID laws “have not had a significant impact on voting” and show “little to no effect on aggregate or individual-level turnout.”   A 2006 study by the Crime Prevention Research Center found “[i]t is hard to see any evidence that voting regulations differentially harm either minorities, the elderly, or the poor,” and that “[r]egulations that prevent fraud are shown to actually increase the voter participation rate.”   A 2007 analysis by the Heritage Foundation found that “voter identification requirements, such as requiring non-photo and photo identification, have virtually no suppressive effect on reported voter turnout.”

FACT: Voting by mail increases the risk of fraud. The Commission on Federal Election Reform warned that voting by mail is “likely to increase the risks of fraud and of contested elections,” that “absentee ballots remain the largest source of potential voter fraud,” and that “vote buying schemes are far more difficult to detect when citizens vote by mail.”   A 2012 New York Times investigation revealed that “votes cast by mail are less likely to be counted, more likely to be compromised and more likely to be contested than those cast in a voting booth.”   In 2024, the House Republican Policy Committee found that mass mail-in voting “increases opportunities for error in fraud in states that do not maintain clean voter rolls” and “brings about an inherent set of risks that jeopardize the integrity of American elections and create absurdities that dampen faith in our electoral system.”   MIT Election Data + Science Lab: “[E]ven many scholars who argue that fraud is generally rare agree that fraud with [voting by mail] voting seems to be more frequent than with in-person voting.”   A 2023 Heartland Institute/Rasmussen poll found that 21% of mail-in-voters admitted to at least one form of voter fraud in the 2020 election.   A 2020 report by the Heritage Foundation described widespread absentee and early voting as “vulnerable to being misdirected, stolen, forged, and altered,” with voters susceptible to intimidation, unlawful assistance, or pressure from campaigns and activists.   In 2008, the U.S. Supreme Court, citing absentee ballot fraud in an Indiana primary, affirmed that “not only is the risk of voter fraud real but that it could affect the outcome of a close election.”

FACT: Proving citizenship to vote is a no-brainer. 85% of Americans agree that only U.S. citizens should vote in our elections and three quarters support proof of citizenship to vote.   Commission on Federal Election Reform: “The right to vote is a vital component of U.S. citizenship, and all states should use their best efforts to obtain proof of citizenship before registering voters.”

FACT: Americans overwhelmingly support the SAVE America Act Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll: 71% support the SAVE America Act — including 69% of independents and half of rank-and-file Democrats. 80% want states to purge non-citizens from voter rolls. 60% call the SAVE America Act a “commonsense way to stop fraud and protect the security of our elections.” 58% recognize at least some voter fraud exists in the U.S.

Prospects Improving For GOP In Congress?

From Eric Daugherty on X:

A left-wing NBC poll just dropped finding the American people TRUST Republicans more on the issue of immigration by +12 points, crime by +22 points, border security by +27 points — and TIED on the economy ahead of the midterms HUGE blow to the narrative that President Trump has lost the economy for 2026. Keep in mind, this is NBC. If Republicans can pass the SAVE America Act and juice enthusiasm, the GOP can defy history and retain the House and Senate

Polls Do NOT Bode Wll For The Dems!

A poll just came out decimating the Left's narrative - Republicans lead on the ECONOMY by +7 POINTS, per Reuters

On crime: 15 points On immigration: 11 points The two parties are EVEN on "cost of living" despite relentless propaganda.

And, guess what? There's MORE!

Democratic Party Approval Rating Approve: 18% (-55) Disapprove: 73% Quinnipiac | 12/11-12/15 | 1,035 RV https://

Two Accounts -- And Some Curious Observations!

From someone in NJ posting on X:

I'm not going to say that Ciatarelli should've won. It was a 10-point loss. That out of the way? I live in an exurban part of South Jersey, and my voting location got a ton of turnout. 

But it was also a joke as far as security went. I could walk in, give my name and address, and simply go vote. There was no need to present ID. There was "technically" signature verification, but not really. My signature didn't even come close to matching the one they had on file because they had me sign with my finger on a touch screen rather than a stylus. 

That presented no issue. I simply went in and voted. If this is how lax election day voting is, then I shudder to think about what early voting... either by mail or in person... looks like. Is turnout so high because we've made it this easy to pretend to vote as other people?

And then, THIS -- from Quantas polling: 

We were disappointed, and honestly, angry over our New Jersey polling. Our first September Labor Day poll showed Sherrill +10. By late September, after debates, campaign controversies, and the Kirk assassination, everything changed. The race tightened fast. More Republicans entered the likely electorate and independents started breaking for Ciattarelli. 

We confirmed this again in late October: Sherrill +3 from a random sample of 100,000 NJ voters showing Republicans fired up and turning out. However, the Democrats were holding the edge and keeping a breakout from occurring. We rather easily detected potential for a +5 to +6 Sherrill victory despite our polling showing +3. Notably, Sherrill was only marginally improving with Hispanic voters, showing similar margins to 2024. 

While our last poll did show black voters finally swinging her way. We had Ciatt at single digit support among black voters. Then election night happened and the results stunned nearly everyone. Exit polls, turnout, demographic margins, and the final numbers made little sense compared to virtually every public survey. It wasn’t just us. 99% of pollsters missed it at similar scale. Something unusual happened in New Jersey, and we’re still unpacking why.

NJ Election: Matt Rooney Dives Into The Weeds

Let’s talk about that @atlas_intel poll, @Jack4NJ, and the New Jersey black vote… pic.twitter.com/PrUlaxD1b0

— Matt Rooney (@MattRooneyNJ) November 1, 2025

Democrat Mayor Admits: Jack's On The Verge!

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NJ may actually have an upset. This is prob great news for Jack’s team as we are a society that likes underdogs and comebacks by nature. This is prob the last public poll. FYI In the 2025 update of pollster ratings by Silver Bulletin (which is associated with Nate Silver’s team), AtlasIntel received an A+ rating and was ranked #1 in overall pollster quality in the U.S. for the 2024 election cycle.

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