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Curse of Politics was created by Air Quotes Media with support from our presenting sponsor TELUS, as well as the Ontario Real Estate Association.David Herle, Jenni Byrne, and Scott Reid discuss Ontario's 2022 provincial election campaign: May 18, 2022.Plus, don't miss our news update from Allison Smith at Queen's Park Today, polling from Greg Lyle's Innovative Research Group, and #Blessing or #Curse.Thank you for joining us on Curse of Politics. Please take a moment to give us a rating and review on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts or your favourite podcast app.Watch conversations from Curse of Politics via Air Quotes Media on YouTube.

Roe v Wade is going away. This sucks, but it's not the end of the world. Polls show most Americans support allowing abortion in the first weeks, banning it in the last trimester. In state's where it's legal, one can … Continue reading →

Polls were still open in Pennsylvania when Stephen taped this show, so we'll have to wait to find out which brand of crazy GOP primary voters prefer. Ricky Gervais returns to The Late Show for another deep conversation with Stephen Colbert that kicks off with a chat about Ricky's favorite animal, dogs. Check out his new standup comedy special, “SuperNature,” premiering May 24th on Netflix. We want your feedback on The Late Show Pod Show with Stephen Colbert! Visit http://www.colbertlateshow.com/podsurvey to take a brief survey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We discuss what is happening on the ground in battleground states ahead of the 2022 elections.  Our guests are: Boris Ephsteyn, Jim Bognet, Steven Cheung Stay ahead of the censors - Join us warroom.org/join Aired On: 5/17/2022 Watch: On the Web: http://www.warroom.org On Podcast: http://warroom.ctcin.bio On TV: PlutoTV Channel 240, Dish Channel 219, Roku, Apple TV, FireTV or on https://AmericasVoice.news. #news #politics #realnews 

Dave White checks in from the road on Election Day, telling why he believes he will win the primary today, and why he believes he would fare well in a general election. After White, Chair of the Montgomery County GOP Liz Preate-Havey joins the show to provide an outlook on turnout, and offers her thoughts on how things are shaking out today. 

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Trial For Former Clinton Lawyer is Underway, Project Veritas Exposes Twitter Employee for Admitting to Censoring Conservatives, Biden Drops to New Lows in the Polls, and Fauci Says he would QUIT if Trump wins in 2024

‘It's just extraordinary that you have the sitting Lieutenant Governor of the state of Idaho on stage with a host of far-right speakers.'

Nicolee Ambrose, candidate for Maryland's 2nd Congressional District, discusses her run for Congress and her lead in a district previously thought to be a Democrat stronghold. Ambrose comments that parts of her district are areas of Baltimore City, where “there has not been a Republican elected to office since 1939.” She says her numbers show “that people are starting to realize”, “what have the Democrats ever done for me and that it is time to give someone else a chance.” Ambrose comments, she has “worked so hard in politics to build a true two party system, because there is no better disinfectant than sunlight, there is nothing better than competition.”See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Some Pacific community members won't be voting in Australia's election despite living in the country for years, and a new report says Pacific Islanders risk losing their nationality as a result of climate change.

Australia's federal election is days away, but despite living in Australia for many years some Pacific Islanders won't be casting their vote on Saturday. That's because they're in the country on New Zealand passports and are on a special visa that prevents them from voting.

We are under the cloud of another mass shooting, or two, again. David Waldman and Greg Dworkin discuss the one Fox News will need a while to refocus upon, as it is based on the heart of their business model. The murders are Tucker Carlson's fault, and each one pays his salary. Tucker's long been pushing the “great replacement theory”, not only the shooter's raison d'être, but pretty much the GQP platform for some time. Replacement theory is nothing new, but neofascist muscle is now taking it to new places in brotherhood with Christian nationalism. Whiteness and Christianity have been consecrated by those who only worship themselves. It looks as if the place to be for Trump-endorsed candidates on January 6 was at the scene of the crime. Republican staffers have been fired for “ballot harvesting” in Pennsylvania, which used to be frowned upon, indeed it seems the interest of their Republican bosses as well. Businesses aren't seeing the McValue in staying in Russia any longer. In fact, rumor has it that Vladimir Putin might be vacating his own body in the near future. What does that mean for Russia? What does that mean for Ukraine? Oh no, what if Ukraine wins? Sweden isn't taking any chances.

Polls say that half of Americans don't invest their money at all. Adam Morse and Janet Griffith discuss and refute common arguments against investing in the market. Have an idea for an episode? Email us at  Podcast@assetbuilder.com    Responses To 10 Common Arguments Against Investing (Article by David Booth) https://www.popular.com/en/popularone/articles/investments/responses-to-10-common-arguments-against-investing/    

Join Jim & Greg as they dissect a Monmouth poll showing President Biden’s approval rating sinking even lower and frustration quickly mounting over rising prices. They also wade into the GOP Senate primary fight in Pennsylvania, where one candidate shows no history of being a conservative and another won’t share much history at all. And […]

Join Jim & Greg as they dissect a Monmouth poll showing President Biden's approval rating sinking even lower and frustration quickly mounting over rising prices. They also wade into the GOP Senate primary fight in Pennsylvania, where one candidate shows no history of being a conservative and another won't share much history at all. And they have plenty to say as Biden disinformation czar Nina Jankowicz suggests verified Twitter users ought to be able to edit other people's tweets to fight disinformation - assuming Twitter ever gets an edit button.Please visit our great sponsors:Outerhttps://liveouter.com/martiniSee the difference and get $300 off and free shipping.Omahahttps://omahasteaks.comUse code MARTINI when ordering the Spring Grill Pack and get 4 Omaha Steak burgers and 4 chicken breasts FREE.

We cover the week of May 2nd to May 6th 2022, we talk about Roe v. Wade, press freedom, and Patrick Brown. Support THE SHOW!!! https://www.patreon.com/imperialnews Vieno's Reading Recommendation: https://www.middleeasteye.net/opinion/shireen-abu-akleh-killing-west-cannot-wash-away-stain-complicity FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, WEAR A MASK! GET VACCINATED! Watch our live streams! https://www.twitch.tv/imperialnewz Check out the music by Mason, who makes the transition beats. https://masontikl.com Donate on Patreon! And check out our social media! https://compiled.social/imperialnews

With just over a week until the election Scott Morrison will officially launch his campaign this weekend, it comes as controversial candidate for Warringah, Katherine Deves remains in headlines. The Political Editor for news.com.au Samantha Maiden and the host of Insiders on ABC TV David Speers join RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.

Professor Michelle Ryan from the ANU's Global Institute for Women's Leadership has analysed male and female candidates from both major parties in every electorate. She says just 2 out of every 10 female candidates from Australia's major parties are contesting winnable seats this election, with a much higher proportion of safe seats going to male candidates.

Senate Democrats failed to pass a bill that would have codified the right to an abortion Wednesday, with West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin voting with all Republicans in opposition. Polls show a majority of Americans support Roe V. Wade, but opinions vary widely when it comes to restrictions like waiting periods, required ultrasounds, and gestational cutoffs. Also, we look at how different religions define the beginning of life, and what that means for the thorny political debate on abortion. This episode: White House Correspondent Scott Detrow, congressional correspondent Susan Davis, and national correspondent Susan Davis. Support the show and unlock sponsor-free listening with a subscription to The NPR Politics Podcast Plus. Learn more at plus.npr.org/politics Connect:Email the show at nprpolitics@npr.orgJoin the NPR Politics Podcast Facebook Group.Subscribe to the NPR Politics Newsletter.Find and support your local public radio station.

Not to underestimate you, but David Waldman and Greg Dworkin probably deliver as much KITM as you can handle today. Russia continues to not win in Ukraine.  Some would say they are losing. Some, like the Institute for the Study of War. Some, like Ukrainian soldier on the ground in charge of blowing up stuff, Максим. Sanctions are turning Russia into a place Borat would be ashamed to work for. Russia is pulling electronics out of their washing machines in order to keep their military running. Russian soldiers will wish they had pulled the SIM cards from their phones when the Switchblades lock on them. Remember when Republicans openly loved Russia? If only public opinion mattered to abortion rights. Mitch McConnell is unlikely to dump the filibuster to ban abortion until the very second he can. Joe Manchin might be a Republican, but that doesn't mean he always votes on a party line… unless it's against abortion rights. Well, that Supreme Court leak investigation deescalated quickly. Susan Collins and Stephen King live in the same neighborhood, of course. One of their neighbors used chalk on the sidewalk, not for hopscotch or Valentine's hearts, but in order to deeply concern Susan Collins. Elon Musk is bored with Tesla. Soon, he will be bored with Twitter. A popular GQP wacko might out-Trump all Republicans in Pennsylvania. She might even win her Senate nomination before conceding her 2020 House loss. That is Trumpy. The important elections however are for secretaries of state, as they are the ones who will install future Trumps. The math wasn't going Donald Trump's way in 2020, so John Eastman had a plan to install his own math. Baked Alaska came up with the novel idea of pleading guilty with a side-plea of innocence for his involvement on the insurrection January 6. Too novel for the judge, apparently. The January 6 Committee subpoenaed Kevin McCarthy, Jim Jordan, Mo Brooks, Andy Biggs and Scott Perry, which is a good start.

With just one week to go until election day the debate over the minimum wage has taken the spotlight. And the polls are showing some Coalition strongholds are at risk of falling.  So what can we glean about how Labor and the Coalition are gearing up for the final days of the campaign, and should we trust the polls this time around?  Today, to analyse all the latest events, we're joined by: Chief political correspondent for The Saturday Paper, Karen Middleton, Columnist for The Saturday Paper, Paul Bongiorno, and Election analyst from The Tally Room, Ben Raue. Guest: Chief Political Correspondent for The Saturday Paper, Karen Middleton, columnist for The Saturday Paper, Paul Bongiorno, and election analyst from The Tally Room, Ben Raue. Stay in touch with us on Twitter and Instagram

Early voters are flocking to pre-polling booths to vote in the 2022 Federal election, the NSW Mid North Coast has seen a three-fold increase in pre-polling numbers.

Australians will be casting their votes in just over a week, and if the opinion polls are to be believed, the Morrison government could be headed for a loss. There are many independent candidates, including the so-called 'teal independents', who are contesting some government held seats. The so-called teal candidates are a loose grouping of individuals who don't belong to a political party, but do share a common interest in wanting more action on climate change and political integrity. Antony Green, the ABC's election analyst, explains the challenges facing Scott Morrison's government this election.

In a recent KOB poll Mark Ronchetti is ahead of the field in the GOP Primary for Governor, do you think this race is closer than what the poll indicates? News Radio KKOB See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Polls continue to show Americans are more concerned with inflation rather than abortion. Even with Roe v. Wade being a hot topic lately. The GOP seems confident their actions will not harm them in the midterm elections. Washington Post Congressional Reporter Mike DeBonis discusses with John Howell.

The YouGov poll has Labor on course for a win next Saturday and wages continue to be the hot button election issue. The Political Editor for Guardian Australia Katharine Murphy joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.

New polling from YouGov, has suggested the Treasurer would lose his Kooyong seat if the election were held now. These results come from a new type of polling, claiming to use a statistical technique new to Australia - so how accurate can it be?

David Waldman strictly follows the KITM plan for Wednesday success: A. Find out what Greg Dworkin wants to talk about.  B. Profit! Greg advises to always check with your doctor first before attempting to bury anyone in your backyard. Donald Trump is almost too stupid for words. The guy who wanted to nuke hurricanes planned to bomb China for shooting them at us, when all Trump really needed to do was to redirect a Jewish Space Laser at them. Mark Esper continues to come up with words on how stupid Trump was. Lindsey Graham would even tell you how stupid Donald was, if you were to catch him feeling catty. It's gotten so bad that people are now starting to question Donald's business sense. Trump actually is not the only stupid Republican. Tommy Tuberville is one of the last GQP to pretend to fall out of love with Russia and hasn't yet got the hang of it. Charles Herbster assaulted a fraction of the women Donald Trump has, and yet still couldn't ace his primary in Nebraska. Idiot Doug Mastriano however is polling great in Pennsylvania, and that is exactly why Republicans there are worried. Joe Manchin might be a Republican, but that doesn't mean he approves of everything Donald Trump says. The Republican party was hoping their voters would be interested in non-stupid issues, such as the economy, but that won't happen when there's so many tempting stupid issues out there. Democrats would like to run on how stupid Republicans are, but they probably should be focused on the economy as well. The GQP sure hadn't planned to talk about abortion, an issue that makes things more complex for them but simplifies things for Democrats, because all Dems need to do is represent what America wants. The Evangelical Church got into anti-abortion politics right about when Jimmy Carter made them desegregate.  John Eastman put together a plan for overturning the 2020 election, but first needed Pennsylvania to help get the fraud rolling. Ukrainian troops have fought their way back to the Russian border, and boy, the Russians are blowing their tops. Ukraine seems to have better intelligence and equipment and definitely knows how to use them. The trick is to kick Putin's ass gently. Not too fast or too hard, but just the right amount.

Biden's New Press Secretary Is A ‘Stolen Election' Conspiracy Theorist Who Called Trump An ‘Illegitimate President', Biden's Brain Breaks at the White House as he TANKS in the Polls.

In the latest episode of Natural Election, we hear from past poll workers and from Washington County Elections Commissioner Jennifer Price about what it takes to keep the polls running.

On this week's episode of The Van Maren Show, Dr. Michael New, political scientist and professor at the Catholic University of America, explains to Jonathon the two common flaws in polls allegedly showing strong public support for Roe v. Wade. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Candidate for Governor, Joe Gale, joined Rich to discuss his campaign for Governor and the breaking story of Republicans trying to get candidates to drop out to defeat leader Doug Mastriano as the GOP nominee. 

I keep a record of the Bible verses I've read each week since beginning this podcast back in January 2020. Sometimes I'll think of a verse that is so familiar to me that I'm certain I've already featured it on this podcast, but I'll look it up to be certain. I did that today, and much to my surprise, I discovered I have not shared the verses from Jeremiah 29 that I'll be reading in this episode. I can quote Jeremiah 29:11 from memory. Perhaps you know the verse by heart, too. The context surrounding Jeremiah 29:11 gives me even more hope for the future than the stand-alone memory verse. That's because this Old Testament prophecy happened exactly the way the God of Israel said it would, which proves that even when the future doesn't look promising or hopeful, we can still declare with confidence: God has good plans for my future. Our current circumstances don't determine our future. God does, and this scripture assures us His plans are for good and not for disaster. I don't understand what God is allowing right now. I believe His plans are good, but we keep hearing bad reports—from record highs for the price of essentials like food and gas, to record lows for the level of confidence in our leaders. Polls show that many people think their children will not be better off, but instead will have less than their parents. I see that already with my married children, who can't afford to buy a home like my husband and I did when we got married. But Jeremiah testifies to the validity of God's promises. According to Jeremiah 29:11 God knows the plans He has for us. They are plans for good and not for disaster, to give us a future and a hope. Like I said before, our current circumstances don't determine our future. God does. This means that when the future looks bleak, that's not the end of the story. I'm thankful that God not only promises to give us hope for tomorrow, but also hope for today. The first ten episodes of my video podcast, “Find Joy” walk you through my book, Longing to Belong, and the entire series is now available for viewing. Learn more on my website at shawnamariebryant.com. This week's scripture: Jeremiah 29:8-14

The numbers are out and they are staggering. Polls continue to show Americans want fair and balanced news but what does that really mean? The Hill's Political Columnist Joe Ferullo believes the people just want news that agrees with their viewpoints rather than the actual facts. He joins John Howell to discuss.

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines.

In this episode we deep dive into human nature and why ancient philosophers were so profound compared to modern humans. Comedian Dave Chappelle attacked on stage! What does this mean for entertainment? I went to the capitol not to storm it but see how much tax money is wasted. Why are polls so trash and can influence people to believe false narratives? I am not a conspiracy theorist I swear. Enjoy

Virginia’s congressional primary is not until June. But as Michael Pope reports, the polls are already open.

David Waldman and Greg Dworkin are back broadcasting from the KITM booth for the 77th annual Victory Day Parade and it sure is a beautiful day today, just not so much for Vladimir Putin, who needed to reach back, way back, to find a victory worth talking about. If you want real heroes and real fireworks, check out Ukraine. Oooooh!  Ahhhhhh! In the US, Pro-Roe mobs roam the streets calligraphing buildings implying to hint at an allusion to proto-violence, causing a few Republicans to reach for their smelling salts and others to reach for their ARs. Clarence Thomas blames your reaction for his decision, and if you didn't keep voting for a world he disagrees with, he wouldn't need to vote to invalidate your beliefs. Mitch McConnell ABOSUTELY WILL MAKE A NATIONAL ABORTION BAN HAPPEN AND WILL IMMEDIATELY THROW OUT THE FILIBUSTER TO DO SO.  When government is determined to be against the will of the people, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, don't you think? Ben Franklin was determined not to be the founding father of too many and published an abortion recipe in his math book. Good to not have to exist in such primitive desperate times! Billionaire Russian oligarch Alexander Subbotin has reportedly died after an anti-hangover treatment that involved toad poison. Meghan McCain isn't smart and annoys people. It really was not smart to annoy Steve Schmidt.

Two new opinion polls show Labor retains an election-winning lead, as the second leaders' debate of the campaign is declared a tie. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Historian Mary Ziegler, visiting professor at Harvard University explains why so many Americans are confused by the legal history, timeline, and rhetoric of the abortion battles taking place in the states and courts.  Then sociologist Dr. Tricia Bruce describes the findings from an expansive 2020 research study that created a safe space to explore how Americans feel about abortion.

Join Greg and Ricochet.com Editor-in-Chief Jon Gabriel as they welcome fundraising and polling news that significantly contradicts the idea that overturning Roe v. Wade will move midterm momentum to the Democrats. They also shudder at reports the CDC as tracking our movements through our cell phones to make sure we were complying with lockdown orders. […]

Join Greg and Ricochet.com Editor-in-Chief Jon Gabriel as they welcome fundraising and polling news that significantly contradicts the idea that overturning Roe v. Wade will move midterm momentum to the Democrats. They also shudder at reports the CDC as tracking our movements through our cell phones to make sure we were complying with lockdown orders. And they take aim at the Lincoln Project and others who pretended to be conservatives for many years but are now supposedly appalled at the idea of Roe being struck down. Please visit our great sponsors:Masterworkshttps://masterworks.io/martiniThe story continues….My Pillowhttps://www.mypillow.com/martiniIt's a BOGO Extravaganza! Buy One Get one on MyPillow Bed Sheets, Giza Elegance MyPillows, 6pc Towel sets, and Roll & Go Anywhere MyPillows and more!

Polls suggest that Russians overwhelmingly support the War of Russian Aggression. Is that really possible? Does it just reflect the extreme steps that the Putin government took to stifle dissent require pro-government media coverage? What are the real attitudes of the Russian people to the war and their government? This very special episode of TalkingFeds brings together 3 expert guests on the state of play inside Russia, including the operator of the last independent TV station in Russia.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, Pastor Greg Laurie talks about what it means to be an “almost” Christian. Although some pray, attend church, and get baptized, it's still possible they're not truly Christian—there's more to it. Learn more from a powerful exchange in the book of Acts between the apostle Paul and King Agrippa.  Notes “Almost” is a word that is often coupled with procrastination. Herod the Great tried to kill Jesus.  Herod Antipas was responsible for beheading John the Baptist. The son of Herod Antipas slew James the apostle and imprisoned Simon Peter. Herod Agrippa was moved by Paul's powerful and persuasive message. A person may pray and still not really be a Christian. Polls show that 9 in 10 Americans pray. A person may make visible changes in their life and still not be a Christian. You can hear the gospel and believe it and still not be a Christian.  You can keep the commandments of God from childhood and still not be a Christian.  Paul showed us how to effectively communicate the gospel.  When possible, find common ground and build a bridge to your listener.  Paul used his personal testimony to build that bridge.  Two big steps must be taken to become a real Christian, not an “almost Christian.” You need to have your “eyes opened.” You need to “turn from darkness to light and from the power of Satan to God.”  There is a difference between repentance and remorse. Remorse is being sorry you got caught. Repentance is being sorry enough to stop what you're doing and change your behavior. God gives us forgiveness of our sins.  God gives us an inheritance. Paul preached Christ crucified and risen.   It is not enough to just be exposed to truth; we must act on it. God wants each of us to share the gospel. As we share His message, we should try to build bridges not burn them. B.L.A.S.T. B — build a bridge L — lovingly enter their world A — ask questions S — share your testimony T — tell them about Jesus  Only God can open the spiritual eyes of the listener. Scripture Referenced Luke 13:32 2 Corinthians 13:5 Isaiah 59:1–2 John 4:39 2 Corinthians 4:3–4 Romans 13:12–14 2 Corinthians 7:10 1 John 1:9 Ephesians 2:7 1 Corinthians 2:1–2 --- Learn more about Greg Laurie and Harvest Ministries at harvest.org. This podcast is supported by the generosity of our Harvest Partners. Support the show: https://harvest.org/support See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Le Batard, Stugotz and the crew update the polls from the week and Chris Cote feels betrayed by the show during recent meetings. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices