Showing posts with label poll. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poll. Show all posts

Saturday, September 29, 2012

Do you find the The caliph خليفة Benedict Arnold flag a desecration or a non-issue?


You need to go out there and VOTE!  You won’t believe the results so far.  Make a difference.

Urban Legends has a piece about the Obama Flag.

Description: Obama Flag
Go to the website to vote:
They end the piece with the following:

Poll Results

The Obama Flag: Desecration or Non-Issue?
Desecration
 (526)
47%
Non-Issue
 (561)
50%
Undecided
 (17)
1%
Total Votes: 1104
h/t CN

Saturday, August 11, 2012

GALLUP - CANCERGATE AD FLAP HURTING El Presidente







 10 Aug 2012 

The best way to think about a poll, outside issues of sampling or methodology, is as a snapshot in time. A well-crafted poll can give you a sense of the state of the race--at the time the poll is taken. The impact of major campaign events can be missed if the poll was conducted before they happened, even if the results were reported during the event. Rasmussen and Gallup poll daily using moving averages, enabling them to capture changes in the daily horse-race of the campaign. Today's data from Gallup confirms that the "cancer" ad attacking Romney has strongly backfired on Obama. 

Gallup's latest results, polled between Tuesday and Thursday, days dominated by the controversy over the "cancer" ad show Obama's approval ratings moving down 3 points and his disapproval rating moving up 3. 51% of voters now disapprove of Obama and only 43% approve. Romney's support edged up 1. Gallup shows the race tied at 46%. 
A six-point swing in approval ratings is pretty significant in a moving average. Rasmussen also showed Romney gaining strength mid-week, moving into a 4 point lead over Obama. This is significant, because they are the only two pollsters who were polling throughout the controversy. 
Three other polls were released this week, all showing leads for Obama. The first, Reuters, was conducted last Wednesday through Sunday, missing the entire controversy. The Fox poll was conducted Saturday through Monday, also missing it. CNN was conducted Tuesday and Wednesday, just as the controversy was unfolding. (Side note: always beware polls conducted significantly over a weekend--very erratic sampling.) 
The Obama campaign is basing most of its reelection on smearing Romney. Today's Gallup results, which show significant weakening of Obama during the controversy, should light a path for Romney. Fight back. The voters are watching. 

Thursday, August 9, 2012

BLAZE POLL: SHOULD el presidente GET A PAYCHECK? (El Presidente SEEMS TO THINK SO)



Should the First Lady get a paycheck? It’s an interesting question.
Should The First Lady Be Paid For Her Work?
Credit: AP
The President was speaking to a group of supporters today — mostly women — in Denver and he appeared to float the idea. (He mentions it about :45 into this clip)
Some might argue that the First Lady does get compensated — not with a salary, but with considerable perks that come with her husband’s job.
  • She virtually lives without cost (and in a pretty fancy place that she was allowed to redecorate without the budget constraints faced by most Americans).
  • Her “weekend home” — Camp David — is certainly one that most of us would consider to be worth visiting almost every month.
  • Michelle Obama has a liberal vacation allowance, with a private jet that she can and does use day and night.
  • Her private security (Secret Service) keeps the First Lady safe at all times.
  • The First Lady also has a personal staff numbering 24. (Hillary Clinton had 19, Laura Bush 18)
Although the President and Mrs. Obama are given a bill each month for the food they eat, toiletries they use and things like dry cleaning, she never has to wait in line, worry about getting decent seats at the Olympics or a hot concert, and every designer in the country wants Michelle to wear their clothing, shoes, and accessories.
Does she really need a salary?
Take our Blaze Poll on the subject


Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Why they do this to El Presidente?

I am about to pull out all my hair over the fact that El Presidente is not getting the glory he richly deserves.  You know and I know it's RACIST.  What can we do to close these vicious savages off?


Obama‘s Drop in VA Polls Blamed on ’Racism’ and…Vacations? State Sen. Says So

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El Presidente is being DISed once again - why is that

It's obvious to me that polls like this are so skewed against El Presidente it just is sickening.  Whycome they can do this?


Poll: Romney preferred over Obama to handle the economy


WASHINGTON – Despite concerted Democratic attacks on his business record, Republican challenger Mitt Romney scores a significant advantage over President Obamawhen it comes to managing the economy, reducing the federal budget deficit and creating jobs, a national USA TODAY/Gallup Poll finds.
  • Mitt Romney is preferred over President Obama on the economy, despite attacks on his record at Bain Capital, according to a new USA TODAY/Gallup Poll.
    By Charles Dharapak, AP
    Mitt Romney is preferred over President Obama on the economy, despite attacks on his record at Bain Capital, according to a new USA TODAY/Gallup Poll.
By Charles Dharapak, AP
Mitt Romney is preferred over President Obama on the economy, despite attacks on his record at Bain Capital, according to a new USA TODAY/Gallup Poll.
By more than 2-1, 63%-29%, those surveyed say Romney's background in business, including his tenure at the private equity firm Bain Capital, would cause him to make good decisions, not bad ones, in dealing with the nation's economic problems over the next four years.
The findings raise questions about Obama's strategy of targeting Bain's record in outsourcing jobs and hammering Romney for refusing to commit to releasing more than two years of his tax returns. Instead, Americans seem focused on the economy, where disappointment with the fragile recovery and the 8.2% unemployment rate are costing the president.