Majority of voters say dem agenda "extreme"

[Jarod]

Elections have consequences...

 

[Bonestorm]

LOL~~~ the honey is in how often he is acurate and "on the money".

That's all well and good, but the issue we were discussing is your criticism of the ideological breakdown of the WSJ poll. You dislike the ideological breakdown of the WSJ poll respondents and dismiss the poll results as a result of it. Meanwhile, you have no clue what the ideological breakdown of Rasmussen's likely voters looks like yet you post Rasmussen poll results all of the time. That seems a tad inconsistent to me. No?

 

[Canceled2]

That's all well and good, but the issue we were discussing is your criticism of the ideological breakdown of the WSJ poll. You dislike the ideological breakdown of the WSJ poll respondents and dismiss the poll results as a result of it. Meanwhile, you have no clue what the ideological breakdown of Rasmussen's likely voters looks like yet you post Rasmussen poll results all of the time. That seems a tad inconsistent to me. No?

I did dislike it...and WSJ polls as well as others, are not as accurate as Rasmussen who uses "likely voters" pulled from US Census stats. and state wide voting demographics.

 

[Bonestorm]

I did dislike it...and WSJ polls as well as others, are not as accurate as Rasmussen who uses "likely voters" pulled from US Census stats. and state wide voting demographics.

Here's a ranking of various pollsters for presidential elections, both general and primary, and U.S. House and Senate races since 1998:

http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/search/label/pollster ratings

Note that the WSJ/NBC poll outranks Rasmussen.