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You make me laugh. Any poll that agrees with your bias, you agree with; any poll that goes against your own bias, you disown. Not a shred of intellectual honesty in your bones.

The SC decision certainly lends Obama presidential integrity. I work in an office of many libs. They are energized and excited. Before the decision, I can say that I thought Obama would lose and maybe in a big way. They thought Obamacare would go down in flames and really didn't think it made much difference who is in the White House. Their work and vote for Obama was essentially meaningless since little had changed and those things that changed were for the worse.

Now, they can say and do say, that Obama has made a difference and are excited to vote for him again.

Now the election turns from the economy to health care and will be about health care, so I think the election will be close. Romney is going to have to be a really good campaigner to win.

Those folks who believe there is a silver lining are wishful thinkers. Roberts has put Obama back on the map. It really is a shameful decision.

The economy and Obamacare are interconnected. When the job numbers come out next month that will mostly deflate any high Obama is riding. Obamacare is the primary reason unemployment is still high and the Supreme Court’s ruling just guaranteed it will stay high

Dream on. By the way, you don’t know me so don’t presume to know what I think. I have more intellectual honesty in any one of my bones than you do in your whole body as evidenced by the fact that I don’t presume to know what you do, think, etc... You know NOTHING about the polls with which I agree or disagree or why. Keep your assumptions to yourself.