Posted on 03/17/2011 8:46:29 AM PDT by Qbert
OMG, I’m dying here.
We’ve found a lot of brutal poll numbers for Sarah Palin so far in 2011: down in South Dakota, down in South Carolina, down in Arizona, only up by 1 point in Texas, only up by 1 point in Nebraska to name a few. But this has to be the worst- independent voters say they would support Charlie Sheen over Palin for President by a 41/36 margin. Seriously.
Despite her deficit with independents Palin does lead Sheen 49-29 overall. We also tested Barack Obama against Sheen and the President leads 57-24.
Sheen is one of the most unpopular figures we’ve ever polled on. 10% of Americans rate him favorably to 67% with a negative opinion of him. The only people we’ve ever found worse numbers for are Rod Blagojevich in Illinois (an 8/83 favorability spread), Jesse Jackson Jr. in Illinois (a 10/73 favorability), and Levi Johnston in Alaska (a 6/72 favorability). Sheen’s -57 spread ties what we found for John Edwards in North Carolina the last time we polled him (15/72).
Independents are liberals that are hiding.
Public Policy Polling (PPP) is an American Democratic Party-affiliated polling firm based in Raleigh, North Carolina.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_Policy_Polling
You ain't seen nothing yet.
Wait for the Barry/Sheen ticket for 2012!
Well, we do have to start worrying when Sponguebob Squarepants starts outpolling our dear Sarah!
*SOB*
Maybe people thought it was Martin Sheen, and remembered that he had presidential experience from “West Wing”.
This just in: People lie to pollsters. Film at 11
You nailed it. They don’t want her to run. THAT is their greatest fear. I want just that and cannot wait for the reaction when she does. Just watch and you will see their fears come to fruition.
Exactly.
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