Dennis Kucinich beats Sarah Palin in two-way poll - time to give up, Sarah

Damocles said:
When did I say you said that? I'm speaking about the OP where she is told to "give up". Obi Wan Says: "The Defensive is strong in this one."
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Have you forgotten this thread already?




Damocles said:
http://www.bostonherald.com/news/us...alins_historical_account/srvc=home&position=0



Yeah... I guess we should call her stupid real quickly because, although she was right about what she said, she only got the information from local historians while learning about the history of the revolution with her family... So, it can't be that she actually can absorb information, it must just be "luck".
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\(\(\(\/)/)/)/ said:
You'd lose. Get an adult to explain the big words in the linked article to you, Liability.

Your money - such as it is, is safe. I don't take money from mental defectives like you.


We've found a lot of brutal poll numbers for Sarah Palin so far in 2011: down in South Dakota, down in South Carolina, down in Arizona, only up by 1 point in Texas, only up by 1 point in Nebraska to name a few. But this has to be the worst- independent voters say they would support Charlie Sheen over Palin for President by a 41/36 margin. Seriously.

Despite her deficit with independents Palin does lead Sheen 49-29 overall. We also tested Barack Obama against Sheen and the President leads 57-24.

Sheen is one of the most unpopular figures we've ever polled on. 10% of Americans rate him favorably to 67% with a negative opinion of him. The only people we've ever found worse numbers for are Rod Blagojevich in Illinois (an 8/83 favorability spread), Jesse Jackson Jr. in Illinois (a 10/73 favorability), and Levi Johnston in Alaska (a 6/72 favorability). Sheen's -57 spread ties what we found for John Edwards in North Carolina the last time we polled him (15/72).

Sheen's unpopularity is pretty universal across party lines so it says something about the level of polarization in the country right now that Democrats would support him by a 44-24 margin for President over Palin and that Republicans would support him 37-28 over Obama. People may not have any respect for Sheen but they still think he'd be a better alternative than their opposing party's leading figure.

Obviously Charlie Sheen's not going to run for the White House but the Palin numbers are one of the more interesting benchmarks yet pointing to just how minuscule her chance at the Presidency would be even if she did decide to get into the race.




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I'm not a Sarah fan at all.

But I'd still bet money you're lying.
 
\(\(\(\/)/)/)/ said:
And yet, here you are at the same hour.

Are you right, Liability?

I don't need to chase girls, Liability, but thanks for caring.

BTW, what's my age?
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The difference is that I have a wife and children.

How many children do you have?

Oh, and I like the way you let me know that my comment about your god Obama "being a liability to the dems" got your attention.

Because he is.

And he's worse than that.
 
That's the cue for Dalai Damocles to jump in and NOT defend the grifter grandma.

He'll just observe that it's odd and stuffs.
 
\(\(\(\/)/)/)/ said:
You'd lose. Get an adult to explain the big words in the linked article to you, Liability.

Your money - such as it is, is safe. I don't take money from mental defectives like you.


We've found a lot of brutal poll numbers for Sarah Palin so far in 2011: down in South Dakota, down in South Carolina, down in Arizona, only up by 1 point in Texas, only up by 1 point in Nebraska to name a few. But this has to be the worst- independent voters say they would support Charlie Sheen over Palin for President by a 41/36 margin. Seriously.

Despite her deficit with independents Palin does lead Sheen 49-29 overall. We also tested Barack Obama against Sheen and the President leads 57-24.

Sheen is one of the most unpopular figures we've ever polled on. 10% of Americans rate him favorably to 67% with a negative opinion of him. The only people we've ever found worse numbers for are Rod Blagojevich in Illinois (an 8/83 favorability spread), Jesse Jackson Jr. in Illinois (a 10/73 favorability), and Levi Johnston in Alaska (a 6/72 favorability). Sheen's -57 spread ties what we found for John Edwards in North Carolina the last time we polled him (15/72).

Sheen's unpopularity is pretty universal across party lines so it says something about the level of polarization in the country right now that Democrats would support him by a 44-24 margin for President over Palin and that Republicans would support him 37-28 over Obama. People may not have any respect for Sheen but they still think he'd be a better alternative than their opposing party's leading figure.

Obviously Charlie Sheen's not going to run for the White House but the Palin numbers are one of the more interesting benchmarks yet pointing to just how minuscule her chance at the Presidency would be even if she did decide to get into the race.




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Sarah Palin?

Dude,,,,, I'm a Ron Paul guy.

I could tell you more about Palins ills than you to me.

"You don't take money",,,,,,,, my ass.

How much welfare do you get from tax payers.

Come on,,, without your parents, or welfare of somekind, you wouldn't be on this board as much as you are.

Charlie Sheen?

I like Charlie Sheen!

He's much more of a man than you are at this point in time.

At least I know where he stands.

Sarah Palin stands with McCain, and Perry, and other Rino marxist.

You're such a mindless ogre.
 
\(\(\(\/)/)/)/ said:
And yet, here you are at the same hour.

Are you right, Liability?

I don't need to chase girls, Liability, but thanks for caring.

BTW, what's my age?
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I ask again,,,

"How many children do you have"?

The truth is,,,,

You're a child trying to stand up to a man.

You're barely into puberty dude.

You don't realize it, but the things you say,,,,,

show it.
 
Damocles said:
When did I say you said that? I'm speaking about the OP where she is told to "give up".

Obi Wan Says: "The Defensive is strong in this one."
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Well, I'm actually kind of surprised she hasn't officially entered the race yet. I think most consider it a given that she will eventually step into the ring. She is capable of winning the Republican primary, but I think polls like this may dissuade her from entering the race.
 
\(\(\(\/)/)/)/ said:
You'd lose. Get an adult to explain the big words in the linked article to you, Liability.

Your money - such as it is, is safe. I don't take money from mental defectives like you.


We've found a lot of brutal poll numbers for Sarah Palin so far in 2011: down in South Dakota, down in South Carolina, down in Arizona, only up by 1 point in Texas, only up by 1 point in Nebraska to name a few. But this has to be the worst- independent voters say they would support Charlie Sheen over Palin for President by a 41/36 margin. Seriously.

Despite her deficit with independents Palin does lead Sheen 49-29 overall. We also tested Barack Obama against Sheen and the President leads 57-24.

Sheen is one of the most unpopular figures we've ever polled on. 10% of Americans rate him favorably to 67% with a negative opinion of him. The only people we've ever found worse numbers for are Rod Blagojevich in Illinois (an 8/83 favorability spread), Jesse Jackson Jr. in Illinois (a 10/73 favorability), and Levi Johnston in Alaska (a 6/72 favorability). Sheen's -57 spread ties what we found for John Edwards in North Carolina the last time we polled him (15/72).

Sheen's unpopularity is pretty universal across party lines so it says something about the level of polarization in the country right now that Democrats would support him by a 44-24 margin for President over Palin and that Republicans would support him 37-28 over Obama. People may not have any respect for Sheen but they still think he'd be a better alternative than their opposing party's leading figure.

Obviously Charlie Sheen's not going to run for the White House but the Palin numbers are one of the more interesting benchmarks yet pointing to just how minuscule her chance at the Presidency would be even if she did decide to get into the race.




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LOL, they polled Levi Johnston's favorability.
 
Mott the Hoople said:
Why....because they think she's a joke.....which she is.
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She isn't even running, yet we have threads upon threads about her and how she should "give up"... That's a bit nuts.

An equal insanity would be people telling John Stewart to drop out of the 2012 Presidential race before it is too late in as many threads as possible.
 
Grand Wizard Watermark said:
Well, I'm actually kind of surprised she hasn't officially entered the race yet. I think most consider it a given that she will eventually step into the ring. She is capable of winning the Republican primary, but I think polls like this may dissuade her from entering the race.
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I really don't think she's going to enter the race. She's making millions as a king maker and has far more influence over things than she would have as a candidate that won't win...
 
Damocles said:
She isn't even running, yet we have threads upon threads about her and how she should "give up"... That's a bit nuts.

An equal insanity would be people telling John Stewart to drop out of the 2012 Presidential race before it is too late in as many threads as possible.
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Its really hilarious.....same as posting a poll about 2 people that aren't running as if anyone cared....:palm:
 
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