When it comes to say, a presidential debate, there are snap polls within the hour, and more comprehensive polls the very next day.
However, with the debacle in Afghanistan, which has been happening all week now, I have not seen any new polls. Instead you have the media universally spinning this as "we shouldn't have pulled out".

About a week ago Liz Warren and CNN conspired in a rather obvious and amateurish way to smear Bernie Sanders. So what did the public think of that?

Anyone who thinks that supporting the troops means supporting pointless wars, or that bombing villages somehow "teaches them a lesson" is not a deep thinker. When you encounter people that reflexively support wars against places and people that they know absolutely nothing about, you should be aware that you are dealing with someone who is both ignorant and angry.

America is number one in several categories, such as incarcerating our poor people and mass shootings.
In 2013 we were number one in global threats to peace.

It's like something from Joseph Heller's Catch-22.
Facts no longer matter.
Bernie is winning/has been winning in every single poll against Trump for at least a month.
Yet the national news media is bending over backwards to convince you that the Sanders campaign is kaput/washed-up/expired.

I just can't get over how the establishment keeps trying to convince us that Joe Biden is the answer.

Americans are right to mistrust the media, although they give it more credit than I believe it deserves.

Five weeks ago the Democrats had an enormous 13-point advantage over the Republicans in RealClearPolitics’ average of polling. If the midterm elections happened then it would have flipped both houses of Congress.