Posted on 09/05/2010 6:48:33 AM PDT by DadOfFive
WOW! Good News. We need as much room as possible before the Socialist Media offensive begins next week. The attack will be beyond anything they have ever done.
Funny how the poll swings down for Obummer when people who work for a living get polled.
The sad thing here is that nearly 1 in 4 americans hasn’t a clue about what a precious thing they are seeking to throw away!
Ha!
Highest SD 47%
Ties lowest OA 42%
abyss at -5
Is -23 a new low? I took a quick look thru Rasmussen’s chart, and didn’t see a -23...a couple of -22’s, but no -23. Then again; my eyes don’t handle that tiny print too well anymore... :-)
Bad news for the gay socialist muslim from Kenya.
With a strongly disapproval rating of 47%, this puts Caligula into the abyss by 5 points. Yippee!
But I'm sure he'll be back up to -15 in a day or two. This poll is very volatile.
Yep, that’s why I titled my post “New Low”. (wink)
It is indeed a new low.I follow this poll VERY carefully.
Still -15 is not so good for the Demorats.
I think anything below -15 and trending down is a good think. With these types of polls there are going to be sampling errors, sometimes fairly large. It comes with the territory.
...so my memory is shot as well as my eyes...thought I had seen a -23 before. I’m wrong, and GLAD to be wrong. On to -25..?
47% STRONGLY disapprove...ye gads.
-15% overall approval
42/57..........
It was interesting to watch a CNN panel yesterday on which Steven Moore , a WSJ editorial page writer , took part. I believe he’s even been on Beck in the past, but certainly other conservative talk shows. Now he’s singing “recovery;” “three weeks ago , I thought there was significant risk of a double dip, but now I think we may just skate by.” This on apparently the same economic numbers that have caused Roubini to increase his estimate of the risk of a double dip. “Consumers are starting to put their toe back in the water.” After a year to year drop of 25% in auto sales??? The CNN host went on to interview a real estate prof from Wharton School at Penn, whom he managed to steer into not contradicting that a year to year price increase of 2% on some category of homes represented a “hot real estate market”, especially San Francisco and a couple other cities, but never mentioning the $8000 tax credit and expiration thereof. In fairness to the prof, he never gave her the floor long enough to be anything but his sock-puppet, nodding when he yielded breathing space for a comment. So, I suppose those are the kinds of things the MSM will try to string together for the Democrats.
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