[Sub-Driver]

this poll smells to high heaven

[JennysCool]

The telephone survey of 1,004 adults

What a freakin' crock.

[rhombus]

Nah, I bet most people do support raising the minimum wage and buying cheap drugs. They don't really think it through and it just feels good. The same goes for embryonic stem cells... it just feels good (unless you're an embryo of course).

[cripplecreek]

There was an AOL poll just last week that showed nearly 65% were unhappy to have "progressives" in control.

[avacado]

Free stuff... has always been popular with the masses!

[moose2004]

How can respondents say "no" to a free lunch? The trick for the dems will be to get the legislations passed and the President's signature, no easy task with all the new moderate dems in the House and only a 16 vote majority, coupled with a 50-49 Senate. The dems are about to find out how tough it is to pass anything in the Senate when they can't invoke cloture. Payback's hell ain't it Harry?

[The South Texan]

Not one question about if the American Sheeple favor the Rats strategy of giving terrorists rights and their cut and run strategy. Figures coming from the crAP.

[darkwing104]

The telephone survey of 1,004 adults was conducted Dec. 19-21 by Ipsos, an international public opinion research company. The margin of sampling error was plus or minus 3 percentage points.

My money says "Push-polling"

[KC_Conspirator]

Oh yes, the "Do you want more money and free drugs?" question, everybody loves democrats and hates the GOP according to the AP.

[freekitty]

BS

[jveritas]

How many people get paid the minimum wage? I think it is a small number of workers and that is why increasing it may really have little impact either way.

[Candor7]

this poll smells to high heaven >>>>>>>>>>>>>

Ohhhhh Yeah, here comes the Democrap Pap.

"Let them eat cake," says Pelosi!

Everyone will approve.

Remember that Dem-supporting polls measure only one thing:

How successful the MSM Democrap Propaganda has been at fooling the electorate.

[johnthebaptistmoore]

What the polls say doesn't necessarily determine how world politics will exactly play out for everyone!

[D-Chivas]

Naturally, there's no questions about impeaching Bush or raising taxes.

[ishabibble]

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[Buck W.]

What "goals"? I haven't heard a single goal expressed coherently by a democrat yet.

[Anti-MSM]

I wonder how those polled feel about some of their other goals like giving terrorist suspects more rights, cutting and running on the War on Terror, maintaining the right to partial birth abortion, maintaining and expanding affirmative action, giving more rights for illegals (why Pres. Bush isn't against this, I'll never understand), fighting school choice, etc

[popdonnelly]

What, exactly, are their goals?

[sphinx]

The public also overwhelmingly supports: ending partial birth abortion; controlling our borders; ending the death tax; giving people the option of voluntarily investing their Social Security dollars into private investment accounts; increasing parental choice in education; a ban on gay marriage; etc.

I am waiting for the AP story: "Public Overwhelmingly Supports Conservative Agenda."

[Prokopton]

"making it easier to buy prescription drugs from other countries"

I always find it amusing that people who are otherwise free traders don't want free trade when it applies to importation of prescription drugs. The argument that U.S. citizens must pay more than citizens of other countries for prescription drugs because the drug companies need the extra money for research and development is downright ludicrous. If the drug companies need more money, than everyone should have to pay more, not just U.S. citizens. Why should we subsidize drug prices for the likes of Canada? Government control of free trade for prescription drugs, with the goal of keeping prices high only for U.S. citizens, is a liberal policy if I've ever seen one. That such a policy is supported by Republicans, all for the glory of multinational corporations, is a good indication of why the voters turned against them.

[Don Corleone]

The jury is out on incoming House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Most people say they do not know enough yet to have an opinion about the California Democrat

Read the "Communist Manifesto" and you will have at least a basis for your expectations.