Show-Me Polling Seyz AG Schmitt Expands Lead Over Greitens

This week proved to be a horrible political train wreck for a divisive leader who is hated by nearly every white woman in Kansas City.

It wasn't that good for Greitens either. 

Ba-dum-bump-bump.

Anyhoo . . . 

Polling released earlier this afternoon shows The Missouri AG strengthening his position against a dude who is universally regarded as a disgrace . . .

Chart courtsey of Mahoney tweets . . .

A relevant quote from the leading camp . . .

“Our historic campaign for U.S. Senate has unprecedented support and momentum as we continue to fight to put Missouri and America first,” Schmitt said in a statement. “We remain best positioned to keep Missouri’s open seat red and win the fight next November.”

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

Schmitt leads GOP field in Senate race in latest poll - The Missouri Times

Attorney General Eric Schmitt has taken the lead in the U.S. Senate race among the GOP contenders in a new Remington Research Group poll released Saturday. Schmitt edged out former Gov. Eric Greitens by 1 percent in the new poll. Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler came in third followed by Congressman Billy Long and attorney Mark McCloskey.

From previous polling . . .

Schmitt leads GOP field in Senate race in latest poll - The Missouri Times

Attorney General Eric Schmitt has taken the lead in the U.S. Senate race among the GOP contenders in a new Remington Research Group poll released Saturday. Schmitt edged out former Gov. Eric Greitens by 1 percent in the new poll. Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler came in third followed by Congressman Billy Long and attorney Mark McCloskey.

More Missouri reaction against the former Guv . . .

Greitens 'belongs in handcuffs, not the Senate': Hawley, other Republicans call on Greitens to drop out of the race

As allegations that former Gov. Eric Greitens was physically abusive to his wife and children were made public Monday, calls for him to drop out of the U.S. Senate race abounded swiftly. U.S. Senator Josh Hawley, a Republican, said: "If you hit a woman or a child, you belong in handcuffs, not the United States Senate.

You decide . . .