Listen carefully and you may pick up on a touch of perplexity and even frustration on the part of CNN anchor Alisyn Camerota asking why the network’s new poll is showing President Trump significantly closing the gap question against the top Democratic candidates.
Harry Enten, senior writer and analyst for CNN Politics, was showing the results of a brand new poll showing the president making major ground between October and December — this shift coming during the peak of the Democrat Party’s mad dash to impeach Trump.
As Enten details this sudden surge, Camerota chimes in, “Do we have any sense why?”
Harry Enten explains on CNN that Trump is suddenly surging in the general election polls.
Alisyn Camerota responds, “Do we have any sense why?”
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pic.twitter.com/gOFEjcN09o— Eddie Zipperer (@EddieZipperer) December 20, 2019
The idea that the CNN cabal is clueless on the residual effects of Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her party of co-conspirators’ de facto meaningless impeachment farce is comical.
Despite a largely corrupt media being in the tank for Democrats, Americans still have a strong sense of fair play and know a tainted process when they see one. While CNN reports on the possibility of the Republican-led Senate being unfair in a likely trial, the network not only ignored the kangaroo court conducted by House Democrats, but it legitimized the sham.
Making matters worse, Pelosi pulled the trigger on impeachment without naming an actual law the president broke.
In addition to impeachment, another new CNN poll conducted by SSRS showed 76% of the people surveyed rate the economy very or somewhat good.
This news being something Camerota reported Friday on her show.
All the while, the polls show that Trump is benefiting not only from a strong economy, but from the opposition’s headlong rush to take him out — especially in battleground states.
Incredibly close 2020 race in battlegrounds:
CNN POLL CONDUCTED BY SSRS
December 12-15
BATTLEGROUND STATE VOTERS
Choice for PresidentDem. Trump
Biden 47% 47%
Warren 46% 48%
Sanders 45% 49%
Buttigieg 43% 48%
https://t.co/iw3W4mMIAv— Manu Raju (@mkraju) December 20, 2019
That this surge comes after relentless media coverage of the impeachment process, coverage heavily tainted against Trump, should shake the left down to their boots.
More and more, it appears that Pelosi allowed the radical, hard-left faction of her party lead her right over a cliff. The 2020 election will be the final judge on that, but Democrats have plenty of reason to be sweating.
Here’s a sampling of responses from Twitter:
I guess the media doesn’t understand that bad publicity is still publicity. CNN continues to give Trump attention daily. They can blame themselves for stirring up the pot.
— Paolo (@THEZZOLO) December 20, 2019
Oh, I don’t know. Maybe it’s because everyone knows the impeachment circus is bs.
— NATEDOG (@NATEDOG89496519) December 20, 2019
The other 48 states don’t approve CA and NY DNC led coup > states that promote Open Borders, and can’t figure out all the homeless people streaming in create a homeless problem (that doesn’t effect their donor class). pic.twitter.com/Txhta98FRo
— ranger (@ranger1914) December 20, 2019
Maybe because CNN and the Democrats are trying to undo the 2016 election result.
— ron (@regularguy1313) December 20, 2019
— FreakinChickenLittle (@RealWomenVoters) December 20, 2019
It’s such a mystery, Allison? ?
— SeldenGADawgs (@SeldenGADawgs) December 20, 2019
Do we have any sense of why CNN is still watched voluntarily (excepting airports, where you are trapped)? https://t.co/0IWQ7VXl0Y
— Rob at DailyRasp ?? (@DailyRasp) December 20, 2019
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