"Poll points to GOP resurge
By Donald Lambro August 31, 2006
Republicans have moved closer to the Democrats in a congressional voter-preference poll just as the election campaigns near the official Labor Day starting gate. The surprising findings in a little-noticed Gallup Poll that were ignored by most of the national news media shows the Democrats barely leading the Republicans by just two points -- 47 percent to 45 percent. After months of generic polling numbers by Gallup and others showing the GOP lagged far behind the Democrats by a seemingly insurmountable nine to 10 points, the titanic political battle for control of Congress is virtually dead even. This means we may not experience the feared Category 5 political storm some election analysts have forecast that would topple the GOP's House majority and cut deeply into its grip on the Senate. The venerable and respected Gallup organization, which did the poll for USA Today, said the GOP's unexpected rise in the polls "represents the Republicans' best performance in a single poll during the 2006 election cycle on this important measure of electoral strength." "
http://washingtontimes.com/commentary/20060830-085509-2091r.htm
The libs will be scratching their little heads after their Congressional losses in November. I can't wait!
This article is a plot by Jedi Master Rove....
The New York Times, the chief adviser to the demented Democraps, struggle to give their bathhouse boys in the newsroom the pretense of being journalists.
"Rove, you magnificent bastard."
How in the world would the New York Slimes have any idea what the GOP is doing?
They are no longer even a crdible news source about news in general, let alone what the GOP does and thinks!
Yes, we ought to have some reasonable level of immigration, but something like 65-80% of American voters want the borders secured now, and illegal aliens deported.
"I'm not the evil genius you're looking for."
"You're not the evil genius we're looking for."
"I can go about my business."
"You can go about your business."
"Move along."
"Move along."
What are Republican incumbents doing now?