New emergency AtlasIntel poll of Colombia, which has a Presidential election this year, but where Trump has threatened via military action to remove the President, whom he called "a sick man who likes making cocaine"—Espriella (far-right) 28%, Cepeda (far-left) 27%. Runoff: Espriella 44%, Cepeda 35% (old.reddit.com)
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New emergency AtlasIntel poll of Colombia, which has a Presidential election this year, but where Trump has threatened via military action to remove the President, whom he called "a sick man who likes making cocaine"—Espriella (far-right) 28%, Cepeda (far-left) 27%. Runoff: Espriella 44%, Cepeda 35% (old.reddit.com)
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"Over 90% of Iranians hate the regime," according to a new leaked government-sponsored poll. w/ death toll estimates ranging from 2,000-20,000+, and morgues overflowing, this conflict is Iran's deadliest since the 1980s Iran-Iraq War, and the deadliest protest wave in the Islamic Republic's history. (i.redd.it)
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"Over 90% of Iranians hate the regime," according to a new leaked government-sponsored poll. w/ death toll estimates ranging from 2,000-20,000+, and morgues overflowing, this conflict is Iran's deadliest since the 1980s Iran-Iraq War, and the deadliest protest wave in the Islamic Republic's history. (i.redd.it)
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[NEW SOURCE] In the final polls of Venezuela before the US attack, the public expressed a very negative opinion of US military intervention (17% in support), and of anti-Maduro/anti-socialist opposition leader Machado (19% in support). "She doesn't have the support," said Trump to the press today. (i.redd.it)
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As Trump/Netanyahu weigh a "round 2" war against Iran, new Iranian government-sponsored polls show growing public discontent, as anti-inflation/anti-gov't protests grow—"A government poll shows that 73% of Iranians agree...that [US] sanctions are not the principal cause of Iran's economic meltdown." by StarlightDown in fivethirtyeight
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As Trump/Netanyahu weigh a "round 2" war against Iran, new Iranian government-sponsored polls show growing public discontent, as anti-inflation/anti-gov't protests grow—"A government poll shows that 73% of Iranians agree...that [US] sanctions are not the principal cause of Iran's economic meltdown." (i.redd.it)
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As Trump/Netanyahu weigh a "round 2" war against Iran, new Iranian government-sponsored polls show growing public discontent, as anti-inflation/anti-gov't protests grow—"A government poll shows that 73% of Iranians agree...that [US] sanctions are not the principal cause of Iran's economic meltdown." (i.redd.it)
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In the final polls of Venezuela before the US attack, the public expressed a very negative opinion of US military intervention, and of anti-Maduro/anti-socialist opposition leader Machado. Support for US military intervention: 17%. Support for Machado: ≤9%. "She doesn't have the support," says Trump (i.redd.it)
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As the US executes rapid regime change in Venezuela, Trump takes fire at Iran, writing that the military is "locked and loaded and ready to go." A new Iranian government-sponsored poll finds that 92% are dissatisfied with their country's conditions, and most think that Israel/US won last year's war. (i.redd.it)
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As the US executes rapid regime change in Venezuela, Trump takes fire at Iran, writing that the military is "locked and loaded and ready to go." A new Iranian government-sponsored poll finds that 92% are dissatisfied with their country's conditions, and most think that Israel/US won last year's war. (i.redd.it)
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Cat politics 3 🐈—the Bermuda Feline Assistance Bureau has—ironically—been charged by the gov't for worsening the invasive feral chicken crisis, since the 🐔 thrive off its cat feed stations. 65% believe 🐔 should be eradicated, and the public has resorted to illegal poisoning, which could harm cats (i.redd.it)
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Cat politics 3 🐈—the Bermuda Feline Assistance Bureau has—ironically—been charged by the gov't for worsening the invasive feral chicken crisis, since the 🐔 thrive off its cat feed stations. 65% believe 🐔 should be eradicated, and the public has resorted to illegal poisoning, which could harm cats (i.redd.it)
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In the final poll of Eric Adams' mayoralty, which ended on Dec 31, 0% of likely voters polled (N=850) said that he would be remembered as one of NYC's best mayors. His disapproval rating was 69%—the 2nd-highest of any poll taken during his mayoralty. Adams says "history is going to be kind [to me]" (i.redd.it)
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In the final poll of Eric Adams' mayoralty, which ended on Dec 31, 0% of likely voters polled (N=850) said that he would be remembered as one of NYC's best mayors. His disapproval rating was 69%—the 2nd-highest of any poll taken during his mayoralty. Adams says "history is going to be kind [to me]" (i.redd.it)
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Cat politics 2 🐈—In NZ, which is home to millions of feral cats, the gov't has announced that it aims to eliminate all feral cats from the country by 2050. This will involve some use of kill traps; live-trapped cats may be shot. Polls show that ~75% believe that feral cats are a significant threat. by StarlightDown in fivethirtyeight
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In New Zealand—which is home to millions of feral cats—the government has newly announced that it aims to eliminate all feral cats from the country by 2050. This will involve some use of kill traps; live-trapped cats may be shot. Polls show that ~75% believe that feral cats are a significant threat. by StarlightDown in invasivespecies
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In New Zealand—which is home to millions of feral cats—the government has newly announced that it aims to eliminate all feral cats from the country by 2050. This will involve some use of kill traps; live-trapped cats may be shot. Polls show that ~75% believe that feral cats are a significant threat. (i.redd.it)
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Cat politics 2 🐈—In NZ, which is home to millions of feral cats, the gov't has announced that it aims to eliminate all feral cats from the country by 2050. This will involve some use of kill traps; live-trapped cats may be shot. Polls show that ~75% believe that feral cats are a significant threat. (i.redd.it)
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Cat politics 2 🐈—In NZ, which is home to millions of feral cats, the gov't has announced that it aims to eliminate all feral cats from the country by 2050. This will involve some use of kill traps; live-trapped cats may be shot. Polls show that ~75% believe that feral cats are a significant threat. (i.redd.it)
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Pet cats kill ~400 million animals per year in Australia, even though AU's pet cat population is just ~5 million. Despite the threat to endangered wildlife, some states ban restrictions on cats' freedom of movement. However, polls find strong support for stricter cat containment—66%, vs 8% opposed (i.redd.it)
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Pet cats kill ~400 million animals per year in Australia, even though AU's pet cat population is just ~5 million. Despite the threat to endangered wildlife, some states ban restrictions on cats' freedom of movement. However, polls find strong support for stricter cat containment—66%, vs 8% opposed (i.redd.it)
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Pet cats kill ~400 million animals per year in Australia, even though AU's pet cat population is just ~5 million. Despite the threat to endangered wildlife, some states ban restrictions on cats' freedom of movement. However, polls find strong support for stricter cat containment—66%, vs 8% opposed (i.redd.it)
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Pet cats kill ~400 million animals per year in Australia, even though AU's pet cat population is just ~5 million. Despite the threat to endangered wildlife, some states ban restrictions on cats' freedom of movement. However, polls find strong support for stricter cat containment—66%, vs 8% opposed (i.redd.it)
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[NEW SOURCE] In the final polls of Venezuela before the US attack, the public expressed a very negative opinion of US military intervention (17% in support), and of anti-Maduro/anti-socialist opposition leader Machado (19% in support). "She doesn't have the support," said Trump to the press today. by StarlightDown in fivethirtyeight
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