[SeekAndFind]

The silver lining:

Most Americans agree that both of these situations are serious enough to warrant continuing investigation, with little difference in views of the two -- 74% for the IRS matter and 69% for Benghazi.

Americans place similar importance on these two issues despite the administration's appearing to give more weight to the IRS situation.

[neodad]

There’s that 46% number again...

[Amendment10]

The question is not how much attention the sheeple are giving to IRS, Benghazi, imo, but how much attention the corrupt, Obama-protecting media is giving to IRS, Benghazi.

[Jane Long]

I think more folks are paying attention than we actually know.

A caller in to Rush, today, said she voted for 0 in '08 (she's a single black mom with a Masters Degree) - not in '12. Asked when she realized "change" wasn't what it was supposed to be, she said at the beginning of this year and ESPECIALLY since the IRS/Benghazi/AP abuses have come to the surface.

Like someone said, here, earlier. These are GOV'T ABUSES and need to be called that - not scandals or *situations*.

Abuse affects everyone, regardless of political leanings.

[cripplecreek]

I don’t buy it.

[LMAO]

Let’s see if Americans become more interested in the IRS scandals when they have to give more of their health info to that same organization

[1010RD]

Garbage poll. What do Likely Voters think and are they paying attention?