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NPR-Marist poll:

56% of registered voters believe police behaving appropriately or not aggressively enough

Only 34% believe police too aggressive.

maristpoll.marist.edu/wp-content/upl…
... asked whether demonstrations are better characterized as protests or riots,

61% said protests
31% said riots
Among Dems: 37% believe police behaved appropriately or not aggressively enough

55% believe police too aggressive

Republicans united, Dems divided on this issue.
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Bottoms viral speech is giving space for (white) more-pragmatic Dems in the Biden orbit to speak up...
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But note that Bottoms' perspective was the outlier, at least as of Saturday morning.

Val Demings and Stacey Abrams took the exact opposite tack.

Other prominent Dems were surprisingly muted on the issue of rioting, incl. Obama himself.
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Biggest lesson from the resounding Garcia victory in #CA25: Candidates matter. That lesson is doubly so in special election, when the race is the only game in town.

Son of Mexican immigrants & military vet running in heavily-Hispanic middle class district. That bio sells.
BUT...

Rs can't effectively say this translates to other races because they haven't recruited many Garcia-like candidates to run -- even in Trump districts.

Wes Hunt, Michelle Steele, Kean... not a whole lot of A-list recruits beyond that.
And adding insult to injury, CALIFORNIA-based Min Ldr Kevin McCarthy endorsed *against* Garcia in the primary.

So if he was such a great recruit, why couldn't the House GOP's own party leader see it?
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Fascinating (and politically significant) stat:

“In recent years, while high-school graduates have seen a sharp pickup in earnings, the lower-earning half of college graduates haven’t -- and the gap between them is now the smallest in 15 years.” bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Trump blue collar voters have largely done well in today’s economy

Successful college grads have thrived

But college students who are loaded with debt and have irrelevant degrees are a big part of the Bernie base
IOW, pushing everyone into a 4-year college track when many are not prepared for college has become a huge problem..
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