Posted on 07/09/2009 8:58:28 AM PDT by RobinMasters
The recent Rasmussen poll that found a significant deterioration in the level of support for Supreme Court nominee Sonya Sotomayor warrants a tad more scrutiny.
In a poll conducted May 26–27 Rasmussen found that likely voters wanted to confirm Sotomayor by the margin of 45% to 29%. This was an underwhelming margin, to be sure, given all the laudatory media coverage, and may have been an early warning sign that Sotomayor could be vulnerable.
A month later that 16-point advantage has disappeared. Rasmussen’s June 29–30 survey found that support for her confirmation has fallen 8 points, to 37%, while opposition has risen 10 points to 39%.
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We don't need a Racist on the Court!
Semper Fi,
Kelly
More good news for the week. And we can surely use it.
Voters should be skeptical of anything proposed by this FAILED administration.
Broom the racist/bigoted woman!!!!
I don’t think it’s trickling out at the pace we would like it to. Michael Jackson and Sarah Palin knocked her off the airwaves. I care about her nomination, but I’m loving how Palin’s resignation has had exactly the opposite effect of what I’d anticipated and am so riveted, that it’s all I can do to read anything not related to Palin - not hard to do on this site, Palin Republic, these days.
Eventually, the dim little fridge bulb flickers on over their heads and they realize that they just might be getting screwed.
No racists of any color in any position of power in the US. Liberals chose the wrong post-segregation ideology of equality in hate and discrimination with the KKK.
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