Themeless 'Outliers'
Emily Swanson | July 30, 2010
Topics: Outliers Feature
Jennifer Agiesta notes that Obama is not popular in Democratic target districts.
DemFromCT and Charles Lemos tout a new Kaiser Family Foundation poll showing health care reform increasing in popularity; Jonathan Chait is wary and breaks down the demographics.
Seth Masket projects Republicans to gain 40-50 seats in the House.
Patrick Ottenhoff speculates that eliminating the electoral college would require more emphasis on local issues.
Gary Andres sees partisan shifts boosting Republicans in 2010.
Nate Silver introduces a new "Partisan Propensity Index."
Elena Debnam notes that most governors have dropping approval ratings.
Andrew Sullivan discusses the electoral implications of demands for ideological purity.
Spencer Ackerman flags a Pew poll showing that most Pakistanis don't know about US drone strikes (via Sullivan).
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