ZUCKER RESIGNS - CNN President JEFF ZUCKER announced he’s resigning today over his failure to disclose a consensual relationship with ALLISON GOLLUST, CNN’s EVP and chief marketing officer. We’re in for six more weeks of winter, PUNXSUTAWNEY PHIL predicted this morning, per TribLive’s Renatta Signorini.

That’s why Amazon has committed $1.2 billion in free technical training and tuition benefits, so all employees can build skills for the future and are ready for the jobs of tomorrow. Innovation has driven Amazon from day one. And by a 39% to 26% margin, they hope the next Supreme Court justice supports affirmative action.Īsked specifically about race-based affirmative action in education, 36% of voters say the advantages for some are more important than the disadvantages for others 32% say the reverse. Asked about it broadly, 40% of voters say they have a favorable opinion, compared to 31% who are unfavorable. We asked: “Who do you trust more to handle each of the following issues?”ĭemocrats get higher marks than the GOP on health care, climate change, the environment, energy, education, protecting Medicare and Social Security, coronavirus and voting rights.įinally, the poll also found that voters have mixed but slightly positive opinions of affirmative action.

Republicans continue to do well on issues that Democrats have recently held an advantage on. carbon emissions, cost of electricity/gasoline and renewables): 6% school standards, class sizes, school choice and student loans): 4% birth control, abortion rights and equal pay): 6% terrorism, foreign policy and border security): 16% taxes, wages, jobs, unemployment and spending): 39% The fact that three in ten voters seem unperturbed by the prospect of the military interfering with an election is deeply worrying.īiden job approval remains poor but steady: No: 31% (probably not 18% and definitely not 13%) Yes: 51% (definitely 27% and probably 24%) … an effort to undermine the election outcome? No: 29% (“probably not” was 16% and “definitely not” 13%) We asked: “If, following a presidential election, voting machines in swing states were seized by the United States military for analysis, would you say this was …

( RON KLAIN tweeted the headline finding that voters are more likely to support than oppose President JOE BIDEN’s plan to appoint a Black woman to the Supreme Court, natch.)īy far, the most alarming responses in this new poll came when we asked questions related to POLITICO’s recent report about the Trump administration’s draft executive order telling the military to seize voting machines. We highlighted some major takeaways from our latest POLITICO-Morning Consult poll this morning that made big news. Three in ten voters seem unperturbed by the prospect of the military interfering with an election.

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