September 10, 2009
Not Watching For The Asteroid
"The sample of speech-watchers in this poll was 45 percent Democratic and 18 percent Republican."
Via Drudge
Posted by Kate at September 10, 2009 12:05 PMPolls are irrelevant. Fascinating...
Posted by: Knight of Good Mr. Iron Man at September 10, 2009 4:43 PMThe 0 acts like a Stalin type - as soon as he gets his mileage out of his 'useful idiots', he throws them under the bus. He also seems to have a long memory for perceived or real slights to his fragile ego. The fear of never knowing when he will exact revenge keeps all his 'people' treading on eggshells; trying to please the 'anointed one' - very dangerous situation for any nation but lethal for a Republic (remember Julius Caesar and way he set the table for future Dictators).
Posted by: Jema54 at September 10, 2009 4:44 PMThe CNN/Optima poll is neither scientific nor fair it is patently false.
How many people read the article to the end and noticed the scam.
This is the Standard CNN polling mix, that is why they can still say he has 52% approval ratings.
Pollster: This is CNN, can we ask you some poll questions ... hello...hello...
Who do you think watches CNN? I am surprised they found 18% Republicans in their viewer demographic.
Posted by: Illiquid Assets at September 10, 2009 5:07 PMCNN - always good for a laugh.
Posted by: violet at September 10, 2009 5:48 PMMeanwhile, in a poll that is more representative of how the whole nation feels about things BO's presidential approval index today is -8. I guess that's an improvement over his all time low of -14 but definately not the type of numbers one would want to make some very major structural modifications in health care. Incidentally, the Rasmussen polls show a majority of Americans still opposed to BO's health care policies.
Moscow does not believe in tears........
At least one good thing comes from this----Joe Wilson will re re-elected......
HEE HEE.....
It's like they don't even care anymore to try and hide the bias. Are they too lazy or indifferent. I think the Gramscian long march missed a few steps.
Posted by: rebarbarian at September 10, 2009 7:58 PMDoes anyone give real answers to these things anymore or just what they think the pollsters want?
In the PC climate of the day most I think are wrong because people have had it up to the eye balls. With being harassed on the phone by marketers, or there privacy being invaded by personnel questions none stop by political parties looking for issues.
Half the time they try to get you to give the answer they want.
JMO
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