Political scientists call Hinson's shift a campaign tactic, not a break
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University of Iowa's Timothy Hagle and University of Delaware's David Redlawsk told Newsweek Hinson's comments look aimed at independent voters rather than a genuine repudiation of Trump, while she still walks a line to avoid alienating his base.
“There is little evidence that Hinson has truly repudiated Trump in any significant way. To me this is simply a campaign tactic to try to bring in some more middle-of-the-road voters.”
David Redlawsk
Ashley Hinson Republican U.S. Representative, Iowa; Senate candidate
Josh Turek Democratic Iowa state Representative; Senate candidate
Donald Trump U.S. PresidentTimothy Hagle Political science professor, University of IowaDavid Redlawsk Political science professor, University of Delaware
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The house is all but guaranteed gone for republicans. The senate is looking increasingly grim for them.
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That poll was such an outlier that it was foolish to believe it in the first place.
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