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To: isopatch who wrote (670878)	11/6/2018 8:36:27 AM
From: isopatch	7 Recommendations Recommended By DinoNavarre lightshipsailor Mick Mørmøny SirWalterRalegh skinowski and 2 more members Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793575

Another good omen for the GOP. Americans diametrically opposed to almost unanimous MSM table pounding propaganda that Dems will take the house. Hey, been emphatic in recent posts and offered evidence I think is persuasive that we hold the house. Gallup just handed us more of that supportive evidence. So? "Let not your heart be troubled". Welcome to 2016....2.0...)) Now, get EVERYBODY out there to vote and make it so. We're going to crush these cockroaches. Iso <Final Gallup Poll: Majority of Americans Think Republicans Will Retain the House Prediction has come true every time since 1946 Paul Joseph Watson Infowars.com - November 6, 2018 Despite almost every poll predicting that Democrats will win the House today, a final Gallup survey finds that the majority of Americans believe Republicans will retain control of Congress. Respondents were asked, “Regardless of how you, yourself, plan to vote, which party do you think will win control of the U.S. House of Representatives in the congressional elections this fall?” According to the results, 50% of Americans think Republicans will retain control of the House, compared to 44% who think Democrats will win enough seats to gain victory. Every single prediction Americans have made over the last 10 such midterm election years between 1946 and 2014 has come true. The poll also found that 61% of Americans think Republicans will retain the Senate compared to 33% who think Democrats will take control. As we reported yesterday, the Real Clear Politics average of polls has Democrats 7.3 points ahead in the race for Congress, however, a shock Rasmussen poll contradicted all others by putting Republicans one point ahead. This is drastically different to other polls, such as one published by CNN, which has Democrats 13 points ahead.> infowars.com