CNN Poll: Clear Majority believe Obama is a 1 term President
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B_talltpaguy
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Wait a minute, did you seriously just post a poll from last month, as it if means something today???
lololol... Lady, go get laid and let go of the hate!
You are really slow. *sigh* The original post of this thread has the latest CNN Poll. I pointed out that last month CNN's poll had the same findings only it is getting worse for Obama.
This is the second time CNN has demonstrated with a clear majority of people that say Obama is a one term President.
D_Geffarde Phartsmeller
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60% of the time it works everytime.
Unfortunately, it smells like a used diaper filled with Inidan food.
B_talltpaguy
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or in other words, you're desperately grasping at straws to try and justify your own problems with the world.You are really slow. *sigh* The original post of this thread has the latest CNN Poll. I pointed out that last month CNN's poll had the same findings only it is getting worse for Obama.
This is the second time CNN has demonstrated with a clear majority of people that say Obama is a one term President.
Cute. Won't get you laid, but it's cute.
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Let 'em take issue with it.
Just like the other "polling thread" listed by our beloved forum trolling bigot, if there are hundreds of millions of people out there you can't survey less than 1% of them and apply your findings to the entire population. Just because some polling organizations have a recognizable name doesn't mean that everything they do cannot be questioned or scrutinized either.
Their accuracy only applies to the people they convince to take the poll. Nothing more, nothing less. A website like CNN gets close to 30 million unique visitors and hits per month. That represents roughly 10-12% of our nation's population, or about 24-25% of people who voted in 2008. Their polls can be much more accurate if they wanted them to be. Of course, we both know accuracy isn't always the main objective when anyone of the cable news networks want to push an agenda, right?
onder:Aww, you can't deal with political issues so you hurl petty insults, ignore valid sources and project about your sex life.
B_talltpaguy
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Your petty insults are just that. You fail to discuss the issues in a Politics thread...and you aren't fooling anyone with that.
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TALLAHASSEE -- Florida voters dislike the new health reform law so much that President Obama and the state's top Democrat, U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson, are paying a hefty political price, according to a new survey and analysis by Mason-Dixon Polling & Research.
Only 34 percent of Florida voters support the new law while 54 percent are opposed [emphasis added] -- well outside of the 4 percent error-margin for the poll of 625 registered voters.
Opposition is even stronger among two crucial voting blocs in Florida: voters older than 65 and voters with no party affiliation. Seniors disfavor the bill by a 65-25 percent margin, while independent voters oppose the law 62-34.
Florida poll: Obama, Democrats to pay political price for healthcare reform - Miami-Dade Breaking News - MiamiHerald.com
Only 34 percent of Florida voters support the new law while 54 percent are opposed [emphasis added] -- well outside of the 4 percent error-margin for the poll of 625 registered voters.
Opposition is even stronger among two crucial voting blocs in Florida: voters older than 65 and voters with no party affiliation. Seniors disfavor the bill by a 65-25 percent margin, while independent voters oppose the law 62-34.
Florida poll: Obama, Democrats to pay political price for healthcare reform - Miami-Dade Breaking News - MiamiHerald.com
Many people were becoming disenchant because Obama made big promises and hadn't delivered on them. Now that he has passed health care legislation, however, a lot of those people are going to swing back.You are really slow. *sigh* The original post of this thread has the latest CNN Poll. I pointed out that last month CNN's poll had the same findings only it is getting worse for Obama.
This is the second time CNN has demonstrated with a clear majority of people that say Obama is a one term President.
Also, when the boogeyman promised by the Republican party fails to materialize as a result of the passage of this bill, it'll make Obama look even more credible, and the Republican Party look even worse.
It's not looking good when dozens of companies are coming out reporting that they may drop some of their healthcare coverage or pass on taxes to their employees. It's starting to already look like Obamacare will add to unemployment and hurt the economy.
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Again... let's talk facts... The current bill has tax cuts for small businesses so that they can better afford healthcare coverage for their employees.
Seriously, you are very misinformed. Where do you get your facts from?
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce sets sights on Democrats ahead of midterm elections
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, already one of Washington's largest lobbying groups, is gearing up to play a major role in this year's midterm elections on a scale that rivals the nation's two main political parties.
R. Bruce Josten, the chamber's longtime chief lobbyist, said the group's accelerated activities reflect the high stakes of the issues under debate. "The business community has begun to get concerned that suddenly you're seeing an attempt at fundamental restructuring and reorganization of broad swaths of the U.S. economy," Josten said. [emphasis added]
"It makes sense that the chamber would be incredibly active this election year, because the No. 1 issues that people care about are more jobs and more money for American families," Bonjean said. "I think they are in perfect symmetry with Republicans on that."
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, already one of Washington's largest lobbying groups, is gearing up to play a major role in this year's midterm elections on a scale that rivals the nation's two main political parties.
R. Bruce Josten, the chamber's longtime chief lobbyist, said the group's accelerated activities reflect the high stakes of the issues under debate. "The business community has begun to get concerned that suddenly you're seeing an attempt at fundamental restructuring and reorganization of broad swaths of the U.S. economy," Josten said. [emphasis added]
"It makes sense that the chamber would be incredibly active this election year, because the No. 1 issues that people care about are more jobs and more money for American families," Bonjean said. "I think they are in perfect symmetry with Republicans on that."
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B_talltpaguy
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Ahh, there's nothing more soothing to a freedumb loving conservative than unchecked corporate power.
What was so wrong with vast income disparities? The wealthy earned it all without the help of anyone or any organization or any government. There simply aren't enough robber barons in today's world.
It's not looking good when dozens of companies are coming out reporting that they may drop some of their healthcare coverage or pass on taxes to their employees. It's starting to already look like Obamacare will add to unemployment and hurt the economy..............Name one company that has done it? close your legs all the hot air from talking out your ass is causing global warming.
MovingForward
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What looks worse, dozen of companies willing to take a fine then cover employees. Put them on blast, then they will see there customers go to someone who will. Does not sound likely
Who are these so called 'dozens of companies'? Evidence??? Links???
Do you guys ever have anything to offer other than fear and USDA Grade A bullshit?
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Yeah, that is a real problem with the hate and fear mongers. They usually fail to include links -- that work!