Of course 100% of the public would be fully informed if the massive number of Obama scandals involved a Republican or a Kardashian. Considering until the past week the leftwing media completely ignored all the Obama scandals, the fact that … Continued
After months spent distracting Americans with their relentless anti-Second Amendment blitzkrieg, this news must be very disturbing for Democrats and their media hand-maidens. Not that the desires of Americans matter much to them since all they’re concerned with is holding … Continued
No wonder the media hates the NRA so much. They’re jealous of their popularity. Fifty-four percent of Americans have a favorable opinion of the National Rifle Association, while 38% have an unfavorable opinion. The public’s ratings of the NRA have … Continued
Getting worse by the day for Obama. After another debate filled with lies, we can’t see how it’ll get better. With registered voters it’s moved two points since Tuesday, with Romney now up two points there.
That was three weeks ago, back in the days when incredulous Republicans questioned absurd poll sampling. Team Obama, then still riding high, smugly retorted: The Romney campaign has repeatedly pointed to the Gallup tracking poll as evidence that the race … Continued
Honestly, I’d love to know what the 20% who thought Obama won were watching. Who in their right mind can says Obama won after falling on his face? A new poll finds that an overwhelming majority of Americans who viewed … Continued
His disapproval is up to 47% as well, troubling numbers for a guy who supposedly is coming off some big wins. Worth noting are some demographics. He’s down four points in a week among those 18-29, the age group he’s … Continued
Thirteen points? Really? Barack Obama has opened a significant lead over Mitt Romney in a Bloomberg National Poll that reflects the presumed Republican nominee’s weaknesses more than the president’s strengths. Obama leads Romney 53 percent to 40 percent among likely … Continued
Oh, how Obama and his toady media must long nostalgically for those heady days when unemployment was under 9%. Or should we say weeks. The 0.5-percentage-point increase in February compared with January is the largest such month-to-month change Gallup has … Continued