Sympathetic Vibrations (Non-partisan poll is bad news for anti-war dems)

The Washington Post ^ | November 27, 2005 | Chris Cillizza and Peter Slevin

[neverdem]

My theory all along has been that unhappiness about the war is more from the right than the left.

I think that interpretation also applies to the moronic poll question:

"Overall, is the country going in the right direction or the wrong direction?"

[Grampa Dave]

The print media has been complaining about demographics for years and the bottom line supports their fears. FNC, for all its recent attempts to move left of center, is still beating out all the cable news outlets.

The old and out of date/biased MSM is fading each week re readers/subscribers and advertisers.

[bigsigh]

I don't think technically Waters is a traitor. You have to me mentally competent to commit the crime, as I recall.

[kesg]

I agree. There are many people who think that this country is not conservative enough.

[Clintonfatigued]

Very well-put. The American public is ambivalent about the war. The only individual candidates who will be damaged by dissatisfation with the Iraq War are those strongly identified with it, be it for or against.

[FreeKeys]

BUMP!

Excellent presentation. Thanks for posting it.

[Grampa Dave]

Zacs Mom is very creative and cuts to the chase with her graphic arts and the wording/quotes with the art work.

[Just A Nobody]

Thanks for the ping, Johnnie. I, of course, loathe polls. This one is a pleasant surprise, however.