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Dr. David Hill
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02/07/12 08:00 PM ET
Since stating here last October that Barack Obama cannot possibly secure reelection, I have caught a lot of flak.
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Dr. David Hill
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01/31/12 07:22 PM ET
Last night should have signaled to Newt Gingrich that his campaign is doomed.
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Dr. David Hill
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01/24/12 07:24 PM ET
Here we are, sandwiched between two debates, wasting a lot of time and distorting the Republican brand.
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Dr. David Hill
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01/18/12 11:42 AM ET
Evangelical Christian leaders reportedly agreed to unite behind Rick Santorum in an attempt to block Mitt Romney’s winning campaign.
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Dr. David Hill
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12/13/11 08:05 PM ET
In past election cycles, I have often been asked to poll for party caucuses to identify ideal or model profiles for successful legislative candidacies.
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Dr. David Hill
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12/06/11 08:08 PM ET
Years ago, a polling strategy that was fashionable involved asking undecided voters whether there was a single reason that caused them to hesitate when voting for one candidate or the other.
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Dr. David Hill
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11/29/11 06:39 PM ET
On Monday, The Wall Street Journal’s front page announced that President Obama is sponging off taxpayers to pay for round one of his reelection campaign.
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Dr. David Hill
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11/15/11 06:53 PM ET
The supercommittee is struggling, and I know it needs ideas, but let’s hope its members avoid the politician’s impulse to look at polls.
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David Hill
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11/08/11 08:09 PM ET
Democrats complaining about my judgment that President Obama cannot win reelection insist there’s still a chance. It is reminiscent of the Jim Carrey character in the movie “Dumb and Dumber,” when he asks the pretty girl if he has a chance with her. She replies that the chances are not good. He persists, asking if his chances are, like, 1 in 100. She says no, “more like 1 in a million.” He pauses and ponders before getting a huge smile on his face and exulting, “So you’re telling me there’s a chance!”
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Dr. David Hill
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11/01/11 06:25 PM ET
Last week’s column asserting that the president is unelectable has triggered strong responses.
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