Come On, Man!
Posted on 01/16/2010 4:31:46 AM PST by basalt
the stars are lining up..
http://americanresearchgroup.com/
Not only that, PPP has been referring to Gov Plain supporters as the “extreme fringe” and the “lunatic fringe” of the Republican Party, despite Gov Plain having an approval rating of a massive 73% amongst all Republicans even in PPP’s own poll. Tom Jensen, the boy that runs PPP is an anti-Palin left wing lunatic.
3% is not enough to overcome the vote fraud and election stealing that will go on thanks to the Democratic Party, ACORN and SEIU.
I would like to be wrong, but I predict that Coakly will “win” (steal) the seat.
It happens over and over.
At some point, we the people are going to have to physically take back the power. Rigged electoral processes are not going to do it.
Do you call dems, inds and repubs or just repubs? Or maybe you don’t know?
In a political sense, the guy's a moron, but as a pollster, PPP is pretty good. They use essentially the same method as Rasmussen and agree with Scott most of the time. Picked the last presidential election better than almost all pollsters, including Ras. When commenting on their data they are straight with their readers. When commenting on politics, I agree that they are left leaning (to the point where their boat risks capsizing), but when it comes to their polls, I would trust them.
They are straight up.
I see.
Thanks for making the calls! (I’m awful on the phone. Any calls I make for Brown would likely garner votes for Croaky.)
No. Rasmussen made the best call for the 2008 presidential elections.
http://race42008.com/2008/11/06/poll-accuracy-in-the-race-4-2008/
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/us/general_election_mccain_vs_obama-225.html#polls
“but when it comes to their polls, I would trust them. “
PPP had Hoffman winning by 17% in NY23.
Now if it were say 2/3 % it wouldn't be so bad, but for a guy to lose, when PPP had him wining with a massive 17% in the polls...that is just not what I'd call acceptable. That kind of failure doesn't exactly generate much trust.
I’ve posted here before my belief that the leadership of the conservative movement will fall into the hands of women in the very near future, if it hasn’t already. I am a big fan of Sarah, Michele, and Liz Cheney and some of my favorite pundits are females.
I am no more anti-woman for agreeing with Ann about female voting patterns than she is a traitor to her sex for saying it. It is merely a statistical fact: women consistently vote around 10% more for libs than men do. Abortion? Support of social programs? I’m not sure but the ladies vote that way for whatever reason.
See my comment #168.
Some females - the perceptive, far-sighted ones - gravitate toward conservatism because it promotes traditional family values and provides a path to prosperity, which any normal woman would want for her family.
The women you cite are going to lead this country shortly and I wish them all the best and will be happy to work for their success!
But you know and I both know that they would be lucky to receive 45% support from other women in a national election. Too much dependency on government has been created by the Dhimmis and there is far too much reliance on abortion especially by single women.
In the last governor race in wa state a republican initially won. However the democraps kept having RECOUNTS over and over like 3 or 4 recounts until they got a recount that showed the democrap winning by just a handful of votes. “Misplaced” ballots just kept trickling out of the woodwork. I would expect the same thing to happen here unless the republican comes in like 10 points over the democrap. I bet this is going to happen again. Obozo had his supersekrit midnight meeting to get Labor back on board with the demos last night so now I am praying that the republican lead can hold in the face of that. This MA. special election has the potential to be a pivot point for all of America. God bless America right now. Please.
Suntan Charlie is making noises about wanting to be sooo helpful to the Haitians. But now is not the time to be bringing poor people to Florida - not with 11% unemployment. If he tries to be too charitable, that will give Marco Rubio another bone of contention.
As an observer of the Florida scene, I earnestly believe that most Haitians will embrace free-market principle once established here (you can look up the difference in achievement among Haitians, Africans, and other West Indian immigrants and US blacks. It is stunning. The immigrants, for the most part, believe in the American Dream and try to get part of it for themselves and their families. African Americans have been ruined by poverty pimps far too long and are mired in the dependency cycle).
If you are ever in Atlanta, my former home, any tourist bus will take you to see MLK’s Ebenezer Baptist Church on Auburn Ave. And the guide will proceed to talk about the days of “Sweet Auburn,” when black businesses lined the street. But, where have those businesses gone, you might ask? There are hardly any left. Gone with the wind, to use a local metaphor - all becaue of the War on Poverty and the Welfare State.
Dependency has ruined the future for US blacks. Luckily, most immigrant blacks know it and want no part of it.
Mine are both past 30...the older daughter is, in fact, an Army veteran. It helped for a while. But civilian life has always seemed to carry too many temptations for her.
Luckily, neither of the girls is a very frequent voter.
ever been to ;little Haiti?
we got lost there once and ended up around there and it was a sight never to forget.
We saw a cop and asked for directions his advice was
go and don’t stop, even for a red light around here.
I asked about what if I get a ticket, he replied no worries any cop will understand that you don’t want to stop in this place.
We went on and wished the cop all the best but little Haiti is a cesspit.
Bringing thousands over here when we have no money, no jobs no nothing but hope(what obama wanted us to have) is just just stupid...
You are correct.
PPP apparently did not poll nationally in 2008. I was relying on this:
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_IKhPZc5iEus/SfCoMmJLh7I/AAAAAAAAAEk/Ea5AlJ78Hho/S220/Wall+Street+Chart.jpg
According to this chart of swing states the week before election day, (Florida, Indiana, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia) PPP missed the actual results by 1.04%. Rasmussen missed by 2.05%.
Both polls used similar methods. The difference between the two polls was 1.01%, with PPP coming closer to the actual result.
I apologize for claiming that PPP came closer to the National results, however, I maintain that their poll is at least as valid as Rasmussen, and is more accurate than most polls available to the general public.
In my opinion, I would trust each organization as much as the other.
1/14/2010 Brown Coakley Kennedy Undecided
Likely voters 48% 45% 2% 5%
Registration:
Democrats (44%) 20% 71% 1% 8%
Republicans (20%) 94% 1% - 5%
Unenrolled/
Other (36%) 58% 37% 4% 1%
Sex:
Men (47%) 54% 39% 2% 5%
Women (53%) 44% 50% 2% 4%
Age:
18-49 (43%) 52% 42% 2% 4%
50 plus (57%) 46% 47% 1% 6%
Please look at the stats, there is really nothing special here. It is always that way, even in VA....
Please thank your daughter on my behalf for her service to our country, and thank you and your family for your sacrifice as well.
It just frosts me when I hear people reflexively ignore the service that people like her give for all of us.
As I said in a prior post, we need every Warrior in this fight.
May God bless you and your family.
I agree, the guy’s a turd (politically) . All I’m saying is that when you get beyond the BS, his numbers are good, especially on the local level. Even Rush follows him. Believe me, when the congressional races start heating up, you can go there for the straight poop.
Look at the Dem blogs (DU especially). Lots of them trash this guy. Just keep an eye on his numbers.
Yes, he’s a youngster, but he’s trying to make a name for himself. If he was just trying to tell the Dimm’s what they wanted to hear, he wouldn’t last six months.
Think about it. He’s just some schlub in Charlotte, NC. How many people in Mass. is he going to influence? Are Mass. Dems going to hire him? Why would he slant his numbers to suit them, especially if he’s wrong at the end of the day? These guys are paying good money and they expect accurate results.
Watch this guy. Measure his results after Tuesday. Make up your own mind.
I won’t be as harsh. Seems to me women generally vote more liberal. I don’t think its as gender biased as you think.
Come On, Man!
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