Posted on 06/22/2012 4:29:39 AM PDT by tobyhill
Americans trust President Barack Obama over presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney on social issues, 52 percent to 36 percent, according to a new AP-GfK poll released Friday.
The poll also found voters split on gay marriage, with 47 percent of adults favoring same-sex marriage, and 48 percent opposing it. Asked if they would support the legalization of gay marriage in their state, 40 percent say they would support it, and 42 percent say the would oppose it. Fifteen percent were unsure.
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Trust? Obama?!!
Two words that shouldn’t be within 3 miles of each other.
Fools...
obviously a BS poll designed for the weak minded
Where did they take this friggin poll.
At a convention of the ignorant?
1007 adults. The same crap type of polling as the Doomberg poll. Not registered voters, not likely voters.
Take to heart when you look at the questions and answers, they do not jive along topics so the people they polled were lying to the pollsters. They are getting really desperate folks!
A dumb poll.
You know... I always cheer when a poll reflects my thoughts but then I say it’s bogus when it doesn’t. Gets confusing sometimes and I wish I could just ignore them altogether. Even more, I wish all of us, on both sides of the fence, would ignore them. But the sad fact is that they do influence opinions. Wouldn’t honesty be a breath of fresh air?
49% Democrat (plus leaners)
39% Republican (plus leaners)
And now you understand the results.
Nero versus Caligula.
I will pass on both of them.
Goes to show that the "Dumbing down of America" program in public schools is succeeding!
It doesn’t matter. I think Obama’s in for a trouncing not unlike what Carter got in 1980. These people are running scared - real scared.
Poll:Make up a number any number will do.
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