Pollster John McLaughlin: GOP will outperform phony polls

Pollster John McLaughlin told Newsmax on Saturday that Republicans will outperform what he called "phony polls" in Tuesday's midterm elections, singling out New York House races where he said GOP candidates are running strong. Appearing on "America Right Now", the co-founder of McLaughlin & Associates urged Republicans to keep voting through Election Day. "Republicans are coming out, but they got to keep coming out because the election is on Tuesday," he said. "You can't believe the phony polls," McLaughlin said. "Remember that at this time two years ago, Kamala Harris was going to be president?" He took aim at the Siena Research Institute, whose Oct. 19-22 survey of 807 likely voters put New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, a Democrat, ahead of Republican Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman 54% to 40%, with an 11-percentage-point lead among independents. The poll, conducted by phone and text-to-web and weighted to the state voter file, has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.1 percentage points; subgroup margins are larger. "Siena has them losing independents. Every other pollster has them winning independents in New York," McLaughlin said. A Marist poll conducted Oct. 22-25 showed Blakeman leading among self-identified independent likely voters 49% to 39%, though it also had Hochul ahead overall among likely voters, 53% to 42%. The statewide likely voter results have a margin of error of plus or minus 3.9 percentage points. McLaughlin said Blakeman is leading in Nassau County and in New York's 3rd and 4th congressional districts, which he said could help Republican challengers Mike LiPetri and Jeanine Driscoll defeat Reps. Tom Suozzi and Laura Gillen, respectively, both D-N.Y. Siena, by contrast, found Hochul and Blakeman running virtually even in the downstate suburbs. Democrats, McLaughlin said, are "running heavy, heavy, negative ads." He also said Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., is "doing very well" in a district where registered Democrats outnumber Republicans 211,870 to 137,909 as of February, though City & State reported the most recent independent poll showed Democrat Cait Conley ahead by 2 percentage points. McLaughlin predicted Republicans would hold the upper chamber. "But we keep the Senate, and we're going to be upset that we move some money out of the congressional races into the red states to keep the Senate," he said. "But we'll come closer than people expect, and it'll give President Trump a lot to work with for the next two years." Read more here: NewsMax

Leaked Messages from Trump Counter snipers Moments Before Assassination Attempt Obtained by the New York Times

Chilling texts, obtained by the New York Times from local law enforcement, detail the frantic communications of Counter snipers tasked with protecting Trump during his rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.

One of the Counter snipers sent a message to his colleagues indicating that his shift was ending. At approximately 4:26 PM, he observed a suspicious individual—later identified as the assailant, 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks—sitting on a picnic table just 50 yards from the exit.

“Guys I am out. Be safe,” the sniper wrote. “Someone followed our lead and snuck in and parked by our cars just so you know. I’m just letting you know because you see me go out with my rifle and put it in my car so he knows you guys are up there.” He added that Crooks was “sitting to the direct right on a picnic table about 50 yards from the exit” in a message sent at 4:27 PM, a little over 90 minutes before the gunman fired. The two other Counter snipers responded with a thumbs-up emoji and a “Roger that.”

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Many Athletes Flee Olympic Village Due To Woke Virtue Signaling Creating Nightmare Conditions

According to multiple reports, athletes from across the world have responded to the International Olympic Committee’s virtue-signaling, climate-worshiping, “sustainability” theater by fleeing the anti-human living conditions they experienced inside the Olympic Village. IOC officials deliberately created those conditions.

In a statement entitled “All you need to know about Paris 2024 sustainability,” the IOC enumerated and touted its own efforts toward “reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainable energy sources.”

In its infinite wisdom and goodness, the IOC installed “a geothermal cooling system instead of traditional air conditioning.” South Korean swimmer Hwang Sun-woo compared the non-air-conditioned bus to a “sauna.” Furthermore, the IOC celebrated its own “sustainable food practices.”

According to the swimming news organization SwimSwam, members of the British and Italian Olympic teams have left the village due in part to the “low quality of food.”

British rowing star Ollie Wynne-Griffith, who stayed elsewhere but visited the Village, described the conditions as “absolutely mental.”

“We all were there and thought, ‘I wish we were in the village,’ and then about an hour later you are like, ‘I’m quite glad we are not in the village,” he said.

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