Posted on 07/23/2011 6:53:35 PM PDT by weldAllday
"Although most Americans say that Obama is not doing enough to cooperate with the GOP, even more say that the Republicans need to cooperate more with the president," says Holland.
(Excerpt) Read more at politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com ...
Yeah this is some kind of REAL scientific loaded dice poll.
“Even more” now that’s a cogent number. And,how did they decide whom to ask these loaded questions? A push poll, pure and simple. Editorial news.
F the Press.
The facade has been fully revealed.
This President seeks to continue unabated to add to his doubling of the National Debt and with it the destruction of our way of life.
They can phony-up ANY poll they want but America will NEVER tolerate or allow that their wealth is forcibly confiscated to pay for the Left’s Orgy of Spending.
NEVER!
Maybe the American public wants the GOP doing more to force the President to comply. All of the poll numbers of the just don’t go together to follow the media script. It’s just so confusing. Most people don’t want to raise the debt ceiling at all, 3/4 support a BBA, 2/3 support CCB, and yet the GOP should capitulate more to the President? Yeah, right, I ain’t buying it.
One half of the press is stupid, another half is ignorant, and the other half, which is equal to the two other halves, is in the tank for Mr. Soetoro. Got it?
Quite frankly I don’t care what polls say and neither should the Republicans. You can ask the same question ten different way and get ten different results. The Republicans should do what they were elected to do and voters will decide in 2012 who they want in the drivers seat and all polls from now to then are irrelevant.
There are NoNE who think as this Holland guy has written. They want Obama to stop getting all wee-weed up, grow up, and keep off of their darn TV's! One woman said he needs a stern grandmother to take him out back and give him a good whack! LOL. She's right. They are sick of him.
Being in the 19-29 age range, the most lopsidedly Obama voting block outside of blacks last election, I can say that he isn’t exactly popular amongst us anymore either. There are still a lot of idiots who support him, but most are going like “It’s hard to find a job, and Obama isn’t doing anything about it.” Only liberal university students who like to think they’re all smart and hip still think he is just the greatest.
Given those facts, AND that this was a poll of "American Adults", not likely voters, can anyone take any of the data seriously?
Crap (from)
Nitwits (who know)
Nothing
Don’t allow what CNN reports into one’s thoughts.
Somebody gets them down to vote for the (D).
It is ever thus.
Most will grow up. In time.
Interviews with 1,009 adult Americans conducted by telephone
by ORC International on July 18-20, 2011. The margin of
sampling error for results based on the total sample is plus or
minus 3 percentage points.
The sample includes 856 interviews among landline respondents
and 153 interviews among cell phone respondents.
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QUESTIONS 5 AND 6 ROTATED
5. In your view, is Barack Obama doing enough to cooperate with the Republicans in Congress, or
not? (ASKED OF HALF SAMPLE. RESULTS BASED ON 507 INTERVIEWS IN VERSION A.
SAMPLING ERROR: +/- 4.5 PERCENTAGE POINTS.)
July 18-20
2011
Yes, doing enough 42%
No, not enough 57%
No opinion 1%
6. In your view, are the Republicans in Congress doing enough to cooperate with the Barack Obama,
or not? (ASKED OF HALF SAMPLE. RESULTS BASED ON 507 INTERVIEWS IN VERSION
A. SAMPLING ERROR: +/- 4.5 PERCENTAGE POINTS.)
July 18-20
2011
Yes, doing enough 30%
No, not enough 68%
No opinion 2%
QUESTIONS 7 AND 8 ROTATED
7. When dealing with the Republican Congress, do you think President Obama should compromise to
get things done even if he has to sacrifice some of his beliefs, or should Obama stand up for his
beliefs even if that means less might be accomplished? (ASKED OF HALF SAMPLE. RESULTS
BASED ON 502 INTERVIEWS IN VERSION B. SAMPLING ERROR: +/- 4.5 PERCENTAGE
POINTS.)
July 18-20
2011
Compromise 68%
Stand up for beliefs 32%
No opinion *
8. When dealing with President Obama, do you think the Republicans in Congress should compromise
to get things done even if they have to sacrifice some of their beliefs, or should the Republicans in
Congress stand up for their beliefs even if that means less might be accomplished? (ASKED OF
HALF SAMPLE. RESULTS BASED ON 502 INTERVIEWS IN VERSION B. SAMPLING
ERROR: +/- 4.5 PERCENTAGE POINTS.)
July 18-20
2011
Compromise 66%
Stand up for beliefs 33%
No opinion *
My guess is that the first Impeachment bill brought against The Messiah will be brought by a Democrat worried sick about Dem chances in 2012.
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