We interviewed 750 people and told you within a couple of points for each candidate what 90 million were going to do. And that's election polling, which is complicated. I don't see a great big bump for the guy, John. He's at 66 - but last week he was at 63. It's not speechmaking that's really driving this.
Several factors are at play, but far and away the most significant seems to be the economy.
We've tracked consumer confidence every week for 13 years, and it's never been higher than it is right now. And absent war, nothing influences presidential approval as reliably as a good economy. Your suspicion of political slant just doesn't stand up, Kirk. Look at our questionnaire and show me the bias. Far as your question, sure, we used to ask if Clinton should be impeached, before he was.