Needle Is Moving for GOP to Save the House

2muchcoffeeman · Nov 6, 2006

Deep, you're just so full of shit that it's coming out your ears. May I recommend some milk of magnesia?

Here's a significantly more credible poll:

Poll: Americans favor Democrats on the issues
POSTED: 5:57 p.m. EST, November 6, 2006

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A majority of Americans said issues such as the Iraq war, the economy and terrorism would head in the right direction if the Democrats won control of Congress on Tuesday, according to a CNN poll released Monday.

A majority, 58 percent, said that a Democratic Congress would move the economy in the right direction, compared to 43 percent who said a Republican Congress would help the economy, according to the telephone poll of 1,008 adult Americans, which was carried out Friday through Sunday by Opinion Research Corp.

Fifty-four percent of respondents said a Democratic Congress would move the Iraq war in the right direction, compared to 34 percent who said a Republican Congress would do the same. (Poll results -- PDF)

Fifty-five percent said a Democratic Congress would move the country in the right direction on the issue of terrorism, compared to 47 percent who said that a GOP Congress would do the right thing on terrorism.

On the question of taxes, Democrats bested Republicans 49 percent to 37 percent when those surveyed were asked who would do a better job.

. . .

The ability to handle the threat of terrorism -- long considered a key Republican strength -- may not prove so helpful this election. Sixty percent of poll respondents said they aren't worried that they or members of their family will become victims of terrorism.

If the Democrats were to win power, Rep. Nancy Pelosi of California would become speaker of the house. Asked their opinion of her, 35 percent said it was favorable, 24 percent said it was unfavorable and 42 percent said they were unsure.

Pelosi had higher approval than Rep. Dennis Hastert of Illinois, who has served as speaker since 1999. Twenty-two percent said they had a favorable opinion of him, 32 percent had unfavorable views and 46 percent said they were unsure.
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http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/11/06/poll.congress/index.html

The needle is not moving in the GOP's favor.

zeke12 · Nov 6, 2006

Deeper_Background said:

Fenian_Bastard said:

Deeper_Background said:

Fenian_Bastard said:

And where did it do that?
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F] National Election Data Archive Project Response to the Report ...
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML
Was the exit poll biased by oversampling of Kerry supporters? E/M demonstrate that the exit poll results from each precinct did not match the official ...
electionarchive.org/ucvAnalysis/US/Exit_Polls_summary.pdf
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This is too funny.

If you go to the summary douche linked, it argues that there was, in fact, a bias in the official count in 2004 rather than in the exit polling.

Link, pls.
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http://electionarchive.org/ucvAnalysis/US/Exit_Polls_summary.pdf
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Yawn · Nov 6, 2006

2muchcoffeeman said:

Deep, you're just so full of shit that it's coming out your ears. May I recommend some milk of magnesia?

Here's a significantly more credible poll:

Poll: Americans favor Democrats on the issues
POSTED: 5:57 p.m. EST, November 6, 2006

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A majority of Americans said issues such as the Iraq war, the economy and terrorism would head in the right direction if the Democrats won control of Congress on Tuesday, according to a CNN poll released Monday.

A majority, 58 percent, said that a Democratic Congress would move the economy in the right direction, compared to 43 percent who said a Republican Congress would help the economy, according to the telephone poll of 1,008 adult Americans, which was carried out Friday through Sunday by Opinion Research Corp.

Fifty-four percent of respondents said a Democratic Congress would move the Iraq war in the right direction, compared to 34 percent who said a Republican Congress would do the same. (Poll results -- PDF)

Fifty-five percent said a Democratic Congress would move the country in the right direction on the issue of terrorism, compared to 47 percent who said that a GOP Congress would do the right thing on terrorism.

On the question of taxes, Democrats bested Republicans 49 percent to 37 percent when those surveyed were asked who would do a better job.

. . .

The ability to handle the threat of terrorism -- long considered a key Republican strength -- may not prove so helpful this election. Sixty percent of poll respondents said they aren't worried that they or members of their family will become victims of terrorism.

If the Democrats were to win power, Rep. Nancy Pelosi of California would become speaker of the house. Asked their opinion of her, 35 percent said it was favorable, 24 percent said it was unfavorable and 42 percent said they were unsure.

Pelosi had higher approval than Rep. Dennis Hastert of Illinois, who has served as speaker since 1999. Twenty-two percent said they had a favorable opinion of him, 32 percent had unfavorable views and 46 percent said they were unsure.
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http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/11/06/poll.congress/index.html

The needle is not moving in the GOP's favor.
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Yeah, credible. CNN. The network that's jammed up people's asses as much liberal hogwash as they could take without farting it out.

Refer to Lynne Cheney's dressing-down of Wolf "I got Famous thanks to a War" Blitzer and that little skirmish recently.

JR · Nov 6, 2006

Lordy, lordy, we haven't had this big a doofus since Trounced was around.

spnited · Nov 6, 2006

Twoback · Nov 6, 2006

That CNN poll is credible?
All it shows is that the people are idiots. Because even if the Democrats get it all right on the issues in question, as long as the president and his people are in place, they're not getting the military out of Iraq. Beyond that, the poll is worthless because it's apropos of nothing. You don't get to live in Massachusetts and decide whether George Allen wins in Virginia.

dooley_womack1 · Nov 6, 2006

JR said:

Lordy, lordy, we haven't had this big a doofus since Trounced was around.
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Yawn has gotta be trounced or bobblehead or WHA. No doubt about it. Proves that even if you go poof and start again, you are who you are.

zeke12 · Nov 6, 2006

He better not be WHA.

That fucker's supposed to be banned.

HeinekenMan · Nov 6, 2006

Yawn said:

2muchcoffeeman said:

Deep, you're just so full of shit that it's coming out your ears. May I recommend some milk of magnesia?

Here's a significantly more credible poll:

Poll: Americans favor Democrats on the issues
POSTED: 5:57 p.m. EST, November 6, 2006

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A majority of Americans said issues such as the Iraq war, the economy and terrorism would head in the right direction if the Democrats won control of Congress on Tuesday, according to a CNN poll released Monday.

A majority, 58 percent, said that a Democratic Congress would move the economy in the right direction, compared to 43 percent who said a Republican Congress would help the economy, according to the telephone poll of 1,008 adult Americans, which was carried out Friday through Sunday by Opinion Research Corp.

Fifty-four percent of respondents said a Democratic Congress would move the Iraq war in the right direction, compared to 34 percent who said a Republican Congress would do the same. (Poll results -- PDF)

Fifty-five percent said a Democratic Congress would move the country in the right direction on the issue of terrorism, compared to 47 percent who said that a GOP Congress would do the right thing on terrorism.

On the question of taxes, Democrats bested Republicans 49 percent to 37 percent when those surveyed were asked who would do a better job.

. . .

The ability to handle the threat of terrorism -- long considered a key Republican strength -- may not prove so helpful this election. Sixty percent of poll respondents said they aren't worried that they or members of their family will become victims of terrorism.

If the Democrats were to win power, Rep. Nancy Pelosi of California would become speaker of the house. Asked their opinion of her, 35 percent said it was favorable, 24 percent said it was unfavorable and 42 percent said they were unsure.

Pelosi had higher approval than Rep. Dennis Hastert of Illinois, who has served as speaker since 1999. Twenty-two percent said they had a favorable opinion of him, 32 percent had unfavorable views and 46 percent said they were unsure.
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http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/11/06/poll.congress/index.html

The needle is not moving in the GOP's favor.
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Yeah, credible. CNN. The network that's jammed up people's asses as much liberal hogwash as they could take without farting it out.

Refer to Lynne Cheney's dressing-down of Wolf "I got Famous thanks to a War" Blitzer and that little skirmish recently.
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This is rich. I suppose Yawn is a FOX News guy. CNN is far from perfect, but I trust their coverage more than I trust a network that spouts lies with its slogan. That would be FOX News, which tried to convince people that is was "fair and balanced" despite offering the most conservative and, in many cases, most irrational, television news programming in the history of the country. But I don't have time to argue these points. I have planned a big night out. First, I'm going to party the night away. Rush Limbaugh has invited a few of his good friends over, and word is that they're out of work. So that means an all-nighter. I don't remember their names. But there was a dude from Colorado, another guy from Palm Beach and a fella from deep in the heart of Texas. It's going to be a night of sex with young boys for sure. But I haven't decided whether I'll go for the meth or the oxycontin.

By the way, vote GOP tomorrow! It's all about family values, and that guy Clinton had oral sex with a woman half his age. That's terrible! What of guy in his 50s would dream of nailing a chesty 20-something intern? Not in Bush's Oval Office! He doesn't even allow the temptation. Besides, they don't let the interns into that underground shelter where he sits around eating Cheetos and mumbling to himself about how Saddam Hussein sounds a lot like So Damn Insane.

Jesus_Muscatel · Nov 7, 2006

Where ya at, Yawn?

Omar_dont_scare · Nov 7, 2006

He OD'd on Elmer's, yo.

sportschick · Nov 7, 2006

He's upset that shiithead Hostettler is out in Indiana, and the most handsome man (Ellsworth) I've ever seen in person is in.

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