Rasmussen Finds Little Movement After Obama's Speech

American Spectator ^ | SEPTEMBER 10, 2009 | philip Klein

[RobinMasters]

A Rasmussen poll released this morning found that Obama received a negligible bump from his speech on Wednesday, with support for Democratic health care legislation now at 46 percent, up from 44 percent before the speech. A majority of 51 percent are still opposed, according to the poll. Perhaps most interestingly, all of the bump came from an increase in support among Democrats.

[Gaffer]

buh, buh, but CNN had a 14 point jump! Rassy just can’t be right, can he?

[Bahbah]

He needed a big bump out of that. The thrill is gone.

[mainepatsfan]

That CNN poll might as well have been conducted in San Francisco considering how heavily it was weighted with Dems.

[downtownconservative]

CNN was polling the staff!

[mylife]

Lets hope todays “day of service” stunt makes what little bump he got crater.

[mainepatsfan]

As Jonah Goldberg has written...more cowbell!!!

[scottdeus12]

‘Rasmussen Finds Little Movement After Obama’s Speech’

I had a BIG movement AFTER the speech.....that was my summation anyway....

[Gaffer]

They were polling something.....or, maybe being ‘poled’.....

[KansasGirl]

CNN polled 3 times as many Democrats as Republicans.

HA HA Obama! Americans are on to you and your snake oil isn’t selling anymore! Americans should be furious that the U.S. President stands up there, puts on a nice smell, and tells bald-faced lies.

From what I saw of the speech, I thought he came off angry. That never plays well.

[ez]

CNN was trying to create a bump... not measure one.

[clamper1797]

FUBO is a big “movement”

[mancini]

Oh, I’m sure there was movement after the speech, mostly involving a toilet bowl.

[Jeff Head]

Of course Americans are still opposed. it is the height of arrogance (but no surprize) that Obama would think that the American people, on an issue so criotical to all of their welfare, would rely soley on him and his word to decide.

Most American re looking into it themselves. They are are downloading the Dem Health Care Plan HERE and elsewhere and reading it for themselves.

They are also reading the cited quotes of the main architect of the plan and Chief Advisor to Obama on Health Care HERE and elsewhere, and seeing the context of the plan from the designer of it.

And they do not like at what they are finding out.

Obama's flimsy, smoke screen, bait and switch, deceptive tactics do not change that.

EZEKIEL EMANUEL AND OBAMA HEALTH CARE
(Must Read - Shocking, cited quotes by Emanuel)

OBAMA HEALTH CARE BY THE NUMBERS

AMERICA AT THE CROSSROADS OF HISTORY

A PETITION ON FACEBOOK FOR CONSTITUTIONAL RESTORATION

[ez]

Americans should be furious that the U.S. President stands up there, puts on a nice smell, and tells bald-faced lies.

This is why Senators normally lose to Governors or Generals in Prez elections...they are notorious liars. R party made a big mistake putting a Senator of their own up for election last time.

[RobinMasters]

Ping.

[jessduntno]

CNN was polling the staff!

I think the staff is poleing us...

[downtownconservative]

That is a truism!

[Tennessee Nana]

Rasmussen Finds Little Movement After Obama’s Speech
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constipated, eh ???

[Nosterrex]

What I don't understand is the comment that was made from the source stating that Obama is a great orator. I hear this all the time, but I honestly can't recall a single thing that he has said that is memorable. He speaks without saying anything. It's just blah, blah, blah. The only people that seem to be “overwhelmed” by his oratory skills are those in the MSM and the Marxists. Obama gives rhetoric a bad name. A true orator loves the truth and the people. Obama loves neither.