Visit our website now: http://www.billstill.com - considered by informed insiders’ as THE ultimate resource for fixing the National Debt problem and surviving Economic or Financial Collapse/Crash and attaining the unvarnished truth about Washington and today’s United States Political Climate. Good afternoon, I’m still reporting on Trump SR 1226 –Trump Snatches Lead in All Age Groups from Crooked Hillary Donald Trump is surging farther ahead of Hillary Clinton in the USC Daybreak Poll. Since the debate on Monday night, Trump has risen by 1.1% to 47.3% and Clinton has fallen one percent to 42.7%. That gives Trump a very healthy 5.6% lead. Notice also that today, Trump has surged above the poll’s “95% confidence interval”. According to the USC pollsters: “Figures lying outside the gray band mean that we are at least 95% confident that the candidate with the highest percentage will win the popular vote.” One of the interesting things about the Daybreak poll is it the only one that does not rely only on those who have voted in previous elections. This is what we have been calling the Monster Vote – the unmeasurable vote of those who have rarely – or never – voted previously, but are stepping up this time to defend their country. But as you dig down into the data of this poll, it’s more good news for Trump. He leads Clinton now in every age group – most significantly in the 18-34 year-old group – the Millennials. [Insert poll 5] Their apparent Trump conversion took place on Monday, the 26th – the night of the debate. My guess would be that Millennials saw Trump as perhaps ill-prepared and inartful, but genuine. This as opposed to Clinton’s well-rehearsed responses – and apparently even collusion with the moderator, that all added up to a robotic performance with an accent on nasty. The result – Trump now enjoys a 7.5% lead in that age demographic 45% to 37.5%. But also notice the momentum factor. The momentum factor at this point in the race is THE most important number, and THE most difficult to turn around. Trump is gaining ground and Clinton is plummeting. This momentum factor is apparent in the other age groups as well. Trump also leads in the 35-64 age group by 3.9% and a 6.7% advantage in the over-65 crowd. These age subdivisions include men and women and all races. Trump is blowing Clinton away in the education category. In those with a high school education or less, Trump leads by a whopping 20.3 points – 35 to 55.3% and the momentum is still way in Trump’s favor. In those with some college, Trump enjoys an 11.6% lead and the momentum looks even better. Even amongst those with a college degree, where Clinton enjoys a more than 15% advantage, it looks like Trump’s momentum is affecting this group as well, though I’d need a couple more days to confirm a complete reversal. More surprises when you look at the race by income levels. The poor still favors Clinton by 10 points, but from the momentum perspective, Trump is steadily gaining on her. Trump enjoys the biggest lead amongst middle-class America to no one’s surprise. Trump enjoys a 16.8% lead – 53.2% to 36.4% lead with great momentum. Before the debate, Clinton had nearly tied Trump in the $75,000 and over demographic, but after the debate, the momentum is all Trump’s with a 6.7% lead. The other interesting change numbers are in the male/female demographic. In the last 2 days, Trump is closing the gender gap and now trails Clinton by only 8 points with women, 40 to 48%. But among men, Trump’s lead is HUGE – 19.4 points and headed north. I’m still reporting from Washington. Good Day. Bill Still is a former newspaper editor and publisher. He has written for USA Today, The Saturday Evening Post, the Los Angeles Times Syndicate, OMNI magazine, and has also produced the syndicated radio program, Health News. He has written 22 books and two documentary videos and is the host of his wildly popular daily YouTube Channel the “Still Report”, the quintessential report on the economy and Washington. Connect with Bill Still: https://www.facebook.com/BillStillOfficial https://twitter.com/billstill?lang=en https://www.youtube.com/user/bstill3/videos https://plus.google.com/u/0/109353617116072656672 Consider becoming a cherished sponsor: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=3204630 https://youtu.be/dkHw94VrLWY

To become Partner #491: www.billstill.com, then Click "Subscribe”. The Houston Chronicle is reporting that Ted Cruz may have violated Texas state law with an illegal fundraising letter. The paper reported: “The solicitation came in an envelope featuring a return address in official government type and the words ‘check enclosed. The ‘check’ was a fake check made out to Cruz’s campaign, accompanied by a missive asking the recipient to send in a ‘matching donation.’ “ Last year, Texas House Bill 1265 was passed that required solicitations resembling government notices, checks or negotiable invoices to include, “in at least 18-point type,” the words “SPECIMEN-NON-NEGOTIABLE.” The Cruz mailer says in 6-point type – 1/3 of the legal size – “this check is a facsimile not redeemable or negotiable and has no cash value.” This is the law in Cruz’s home state, Texas – the state where he served as Solicitor General – the chief lawyer in the state. In the past month, Cruz has been caught lying about not having health insurance, lying about why he doesn’t tithe at his church, lying about his position on amnesty for illegals, and a stack of lies about Donald Trump. Even Fox News has called him out for lying about President Obama’s record on jobs. I do not say this lightly – Ted Cruz is THE most dangerous candidate who has run for President in the last 10 years, excepting Hillary Clinton and Al Gore. As I dubbed him 2 months ago and got a lot of negative blowback for it – Ted Cruz is literally Clinton 3.0. America cannot afford to elect another habitual liar as president. We only have one more shot to get this right. I’m still reporting from Washington. Good day.

The latest Morning Consult tracking poll taken yesterday shows Trump’s lead over Republican rivals is increasing. Trump leads with 32% of the vote – up 7% from last week, followed by Jeb Bush with 11% and Dr. Ben Carson with 9%. The Morning Consult poll is taken once a week, but due to fast-moving events was taken on Sunday this week, instead of Monday. It sampled 746 self-identified Republicans and Republican-leaning independents. Ted Cruz saw his support drop from 7% last week to 4% this week. Carly Fiorina saw her support jump from 1% before the debate to 3% after. I’m still reporting from Washington. Good day.

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