Rutgers legend

Many thanks to Alex Ball ⁦Alex Ball⁩ - campaign manage for ⁦Mikie Sherrill -⁩ for speaking to my Rutgers class last week about her journey through politics & government, & the day to day of managing a major campaign. Great insight on the NJ governor’s race

Thanks to the ⁦USHCC⁩ for inviting me to speak about polling, politics and policy on your energy and economics panel today in Atlanta. Great crowd at the US Hispanic Chamber always.

Thanks for having me speak at the National ACE conference in NY last Friday.

Many thanks to ⁦Laura Matos⁩ - senior staffer to 3 governors, member of the ⁦Democratic Party⁩ and partner ⁦MAD Global Strategy⁩ - for speaking to my class at Rutgers last night. Great questions from engaged students ⁦Eagleton Institute of Politics⁩

Thanks to ⁦Chris Russell⁩ - go-to GOP advisor in the Northeast & senior strategist for the ⁦Jack Ciattarelli⁩ campaign for gov for coming to Rutgers. Incredible insights on all it takes to be at the helm of one of the most biggest races in America. ⁦⁦Eagleton Institute of Politics⁩

She murdered a NJ state trooper - A murderer who fled to a communist country to escape justice. WTF is wrong with the Chicago Teachers Union? Chicago Teachers Union

LFG GH!!!

Quotes in The Atlantic.

Many thanks to star ⁦The New York Times⁩ reporter ⁦Kate Zernike⁩ for speaking to my Rutgers class last night. Kate provided wonderful anecdotes from her rise covering government and politics as well as a journalist’s perspective on issues nationally. ⁦Eagleton Institute of Politics⁩

Not sure if you guys have noticed this, but Democrats are pretty bad at messaging.

Presidential candidate Richard Nixon on the role of dissent in society (1968)

All time great movie moment

Bloomberg - “A question for the Republican party is: Are they Trump voters or Republican voters?” said Mike DuHaime, longtime political strategist, who ran Chris Christie’s successful gubernatorial campaign in NJ in 2009. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

NYTimes Mike DuHaime, longtime strategist, said ultimately results of tangible policies will matter most when voters cast ballots next year “Voters who decide midterms will care less about theatrics & more about fixing immigration and tackling inflation” nytimes.com/2025/10/10/us/…

Thanks to the great journalist ⁦Mike Emanuel 🇺🇸⁩ of ⁦Fox News⁩ for taking time to come from DC to speak to my class at his Alma mater ⁦Rutgers University⁩ So many great stories & lessons of his rise through journalism to every corner of the world. ⁦Eagleton Institute of Politics⁩

Thanks to media star, Democratic strategist, some time political opponent, long-time friend, and my njdotcom⁩ sparring partner ⁦Julie Roginsky⁩ for coming to my class ⁦Rutgers University⁩ Great lessons for the students through her journey through politics and media.

Today I spoke to a class at the beautiful University of Pennsylvania in Philly. Incredibly smart and engaged students. What a treat for me. (Chalk up another visit to a school that would not have admitted me out of high school.) ⁦Penn⁩

Today I spoke to a class at the beautiful University of Pennsylvania in Philly. Incredibly smart and engaged students. What a treat for me. (Chalk up another visit to a school that would not have admitted me out of high school.) Penn

CNN - “The question for Republicans is: Are those very unique Trump voters that got him closer in New Jersey and Virginia and some other blue states (only)Trump voters or are they Republican voters?” says Mike DuHaime. “That is what will be answered this year.”