[A_Former_Democrat]

Awesome. To sixty percent of Americans . . .

Words mean nothing

[Sacajaweau]

I simply don’t believe it

[Ingtar]

The real kicker is, who did they ask?

[DannyTN]

[stephenjohnbanker]

All polls are slanted. This one is plain laughable.

[RckyRaCoCo]

60% of CNN viewers think a black & white flag with buttplugs on it is an ISIS flag...

[tflabo]

Who cares if it was 99.9% support for perved sodomarry. God has the final say and gay arrogance is going down into a much hotter and stinky hole.

[RetiredArmy]

41% of so called republicans approved of this homo marriage. Just shows you what is in the so called republican party now. No wonder I left the stinking republicans and am now one of those dreaded independents.

[Oldeconomybuyer]

< 2% know what “SCOTUS” is.

[Sans-Culotte]

We’ve reached a point where if you are asked by someone what your opinion is on the homo marriage ruling, you can’t even take the safe way out and say “no comment”. No comment would be taken as “I don’t agree with it”, which now means “I’m a hater”.

[fwdude]

Rasmussen is not so rosy about it.

[al_c]

Who’d they poll? San Francisco residents?

Everywhere keeping marriage between one man and one woman was put to vote, the public voted for keeping it the way it was. It was the courts that decided to approve it.

[CaptainK]

The CNN/ORC poll was conducted June 26-28 among a random national sample of 1,017 adults. Additional interviews were conducted with African-Americans and combined with those reached through the initial sample of 1,017 for a total of 303 non-Hispanic African-American respondents. The margin of sampling error for all adults is +/- 3 percentage points, for results among African-Americans it is +/- 5.5 percentage points. Results among the 727 non-Hispanic whites reached in the initial sample have a margin of sampling error of +/- 3.5 percentage points.

A stacked poll if I've ever seen one.

[Ray76]

Sounds like...

Smells like...

Must be...

[Not A Snowbird]

Irrelevant. God’s word doesn’t depend on a poll.

[ExTxMarine]

DANG! Not even all 50 of their viewers agree with this ruling!

[Buckeye McFrog]

How can 54% oppose Obamacare (pretty consistent since the day it passed) and 59% support this thick-headed ruling?

[lowbridge]

The liberal-left are always pulling these polling results out of their behinds which show the vast majority of the people are on their side of every issue (gun control, gay marriage, etc). They manipulate these polls and studies to reflect the outcomes they want (easy to do) and then cite them in an effort to sway public opinion. Yet when these issues get put up for a vote in a voters referendum, more often than not its a whole different story.

Recall not too long ago gay marriage approval referendums was on the ballot separately across the country, in 32 states over a period of several years. Gay marriage was rejected in all 32 states, some of them were liberal states.

The few (flaming liberal) states that approved of gay marriage by voter referendum, it passed just barely by a mere handful of percentage points. Maine: 53-47 percent. Maryland 52-47. Washington 53-46, etc. One would think that in states such as those, gay marriage would have been approved by much higher margins such as 70-30 or 80-20.

So much for their vaunted opinion polls and studies showing a majority approval for gay marriage among the people.

[ilgipper]

America died during the Obama years. Transformed indeed. I didn’t think it was possible the people were this stupid. It’s over, barring a miracle.

[tennmountainman]

If this poll is truly accurate, it means this society has crossed the point
of no return, for good.