Wilhelm wrote:
> On Oct 28, 5:29 pm, buzz <b
...@nowhere.com> wrote:
>> Patriot wrote:
>>> MORE BAD NEWS FOR REPUBLICANS - Chasing Obama's Tail Has Failed Them Big Time
>>> From: Big John <bigjohn
...@yahoo.com>
>>> [Hope you enjoyed this as much as I did - best news ever!]
>>> Looks Like The Time Has Come To Disband What's Left Of The GOP
>>> Right Wing Fascist Propaganda Media With So Few Viewers Fails To Win Decimated,
>>> Leaderless Republicans Any Support
>>> If you give a pack of scoundrels enough rope, they will hang themselves.
>>> ______
>>> Political Party Affiliation: 30 States Blue, 4 Red
>>> Solid Red States --- 4
>>> Electoral Votes --- 15
>>> Leaning Red States --- 1
>>> Electoral Votes -------- 9
>>> ---
>>> Solid Blue States - 30
>>> Electoral Votes -- 353
>>> Leaning Blue States -- 8
>>> Electoral Votes ------ 86
>>> ---
>>> Eight states are up for grabs.
>>> Electoral Votes ------ 75
>>>
http://www.gallup.com/poll/122003/Political-Party-Affiliation-States-...
>>> Far.aspx
>>> Fewer People Identify As Republicans Than Ever Before In Post Poll
>>> Reporting on the new ABC/Washington Post poll has mostly focused on support for
>>> a public health care option. But the poll also shows that, while Republicans
>>> have succeeded in stonewalling Democratic initiatives in Congress, they have not
>>> managed to rebuild their party.
>>> Only 20 percent of respondents identified themselves as Republicans -- the
>>> lowest number since the paper starting asking the question in 1983.
>>> "These numbers, coming roughly one year before the 2010 midterm elections, show
>>> that any celebration on the GOP's behalf is premature as the party has yet to
>>> convince most voters that it can be a viable alternative to Democratic control
>>> in Washington today," wrote Chris Cillizza.
>>> George Stephanopoulos adds:
>>> Only 19% trust Republicans in Congress to make the right decisions for the
>>> country's future -- compared to 49% trust in Obama. In addition, President Obama
>>> outpaces his fellow Democrats on the Hill -- by 15 points -- in this measure,
>>> providing some ammunition to the perpetual White House argument to Democratic
>>> members that their political success is inextricably linked to the president's.
>>> And unlike other recent polls, ABC-Post give Democrats a 51-39 edge in the
>>> generic Congressional ballot.
>> The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey shows that 42%
> Pity that Rasmussen isn't credible. No more credible that world nut
> daily.
they aren't credible. Other polls agree with Rasmussen, guess they
aren't credible either.
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