Veteran pollster Rasmussen: “radical incrementalism” can save good Americans from corrupt elites
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Veteran pollster Rasmussen: “radical incrementalism” can save good Americans from corrupt elites
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Scott Rasmussen, President of RMG Research, joins the podcast to discuss his USA Today op-ed on the “10-10-80 nation” concept, highlighting the divide between elites and the general public. The veteran pollster notes that 69% of politically active elites would cheat to win, contrasting with 80% of voters who believe in fair elections. Rasmussen also emphasized the importance of state and local officials in counteracting federal ambition and the need for practical solutions like moving government operations out of Washington. He also discusses the impact of gas prices on voter sentiment, and how that will affect the midterms. Hear more from Rasmussen in his book, "Out of Touch: The Elite 1% and the Battle for America's Soul," available on Amazon and all major book retailers.
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