Voters blame Republicans!!!

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by Steve Benen

http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/archives/individual/2010_09/025543.php

A new poll says eight in 10 Americans say that the economy is in poor shape, and the number that says conditions are very poor is on the upswing after steady declines through the spring.

And according to the survey, more people blame the Republicans over the Democrats for the country's economic problems.

At first blush, the angry, frustrated public would be welcome news to the GOP,
which hopes to capitalize on voter anxiety.

But, at least in this poll, Americans aren't in large numbers holding the majority
responsible for the mess Republicans left for Dems to clean up.

Respondents were asked, for example, "Do you think the Democrats or the Republicans are more responsible for the country's current economic problems?"

A 44% plurality said the GOP is to blame, 35% pointing the finger at Democrats,
and 16% held both parties equally responsible.

While the percentage of respondents blaming Dems has grown steadily, the percentage blaming Republicans is now at its highest point in over a year. When presidents' names are added to the mix, the results are even more one-sided.

Respondents were asked, "Do you think Obama and the Democrats or Bush and the Republicans are more responsible for the country's current economic problems?"

With this wording, a 55% majority blamed the GOP, while 33% blamed the Dems.

But our whore media says a Demo-bloodbath is coming - we'll see.

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:nodyes:Its just more proof that,...........

Propaganda works?
you bet your sweet ass it works....
 
by Steve Benen

http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/archives/individual/2010_09/025543.php

A new poll says eight in 10 Americans say that the economy is in poor shape, and the number that says conditions are very poor is on the upswing after steady declines through the spring.

And according to the survey, more people blame the Republicans over the Democrats for the country's economic problems.

At first blush, the angry, frustrated public would be welcome news to the GOP,
which hopes to capitalize on voter anxiety.

But, at least in this poll, Americans aren't in large numbers holding the majority
responsible for the mess Republicans left for Dems to clean up.

Respondents were asked, for example, "Do you think the Democrats or the Republicans are more responsible for the country's current economic problems?"

A 44% plurality said the GOP is to blame, 35% pointing the finger at Democrats,
and 16% held both parties equally responsible.

While the percentage of respondents blaming Dems has grown steadily, the percentage blaming Republicans is now at its highest point in over a year. When presidents' names are added to the mix, the results are even more one-sided.

Respondents were asked, "Do you think Obama and the Democrats or Bush and the Republicans are more responsible for the country's current economic problems?"

With this wording, a 55% majority blamed the GOP, while 33% blamed the Dems.

But our whore media says a Demo-bloodbath is coming - we'll see.

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voter-stupid-910.gif


tax-cuts-social-security.jpg
Ken how dare you bring facts and reason into this discussion, why if I was still a Republican I'd flame your ass. Why next you'll be supporting something truly asinine like teaching evolution in biology class or that man is the cause for global warming. I mean WTF Ken!! ;)
 
don't be fooled. TX isn't that friendly to gun rights. and even if they were, would the feds let me buy an M-4 made in 2004?
Technically they would. If you were a dealer... and filled out all the proper paper work....and gave it back when you stopped being a dealer....

Not saying I agree with all the regulation on it. You know my opinion on Miller.
 
Ken how dare you bring facts and reason into this discussion, why if I was still a Republican I'd flame your ass. Why next you'll be supporting something truly asinine like teaching evolution in biology class or that man is the cause for global warming. I mean WTF Ken!! ;)
Facts? The only thing the referenced article actually proves is polls can (and do!) manipulate responses by the way they word the questions.

Meanwhile, at Rasmussen, Obama still shows an overall rating of 55% total disapproval. Another poll shows Republicans in a 48%-36% lead over democrats in a generic Congressional ballot.

Meanwhile at Gallup, a 10 point lead held by republicans in a generic congressional ballot has shrunk to zero in a 46-46 dead even tie. Makes one wonder what changed: the attitudes of the public, or how the questions was asked of this weeks' respondents. (or, another way of slanting a poll - who was asked)
 
Give me a break. What Ken posted was common sense. It was Republican policy that got us into the hole were in. Dems are taking the hit for not getting us out of the hole fast enough and I have no problem with the public giving them a shot across the bow, so to speak, as a wake up call.

The problem is, Republicans have not reformed but have in fact gone even further to the right and are offering the same old failed policies that got us into this mess in the first place. So what is the public going to do? Vote for the party that is struggling to get us out of this problem or vote for the party that created the problem in the first place?
 
:nodyes:Its just more proof that,...........

Propaganda works?
you bet your sweet ass it works....


If it didn't, the GOP wouldn't even exist. They have mastered "The Big Lie," where utter horseshit is repeated ad nauseum, most often with a catchy talking point phrase, and eventually the morons in the electorate, defined as anybody who isn't rich, yet votes for the GOP (sorry, but GOP voters are either rich, idiots, or both), accept the nonsense as truth, aided and abetted by a corporately owned media, which has been the subject of Big Lie #1: that they are somehow liberally biased. Anyone with a functioning cerebrum knows what happy horseshit that is, given that the methodology of the study most often quoted to support this position has been thoroughly discredited. And yet simpletons continue to bleat about the "liberal media" when no such bias exists, and refer to the Democratic Party as "leftists," when they are nearly as co-opted by big money as are the GOP, and to Obama as a "socialist," when in fact his economic team is made up disproportionally of Goldman Sachs alumni. Socialists? Buy a dictionary, and then buy a fucking clue.
 
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