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Title: Poll: Weakened Obama Would Lose Vote Today
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URL Source: http://www.washingtontimes.com/blog ... d-obama-would-lose-vote-today/
Published: Jul 21, 2011
Author: by Dave Boyer
Post Date: 2011-07-21 12:45:57 by Brian S
Keywords: None
Views: 7745
Comments: 19
A Democratic polling firm said President Obama's already weak job-approval numbers are "worse than they appear" and he likely would lose the election if it were held today. For the first time in a year, Mr. Obama does not lead former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney in Public Policy Polling's monthly national poll on the 2012 presidential race. They are tied at 45 percent, and Mr. Obama is losing among independent voters by a margin of 49 percent to 44 percent. Worse for Mr. Obama, PPP said, the "vast majority" of undecideds disapprove of the president's performance. The survey of registered voters was conducted July 15-17. "There's a very good chance Barack Obama would lose if he had to stand for re-election today," said Dean Debnam, president of PPP. "This is his worst poll standing in a long time, and he really needs the economy to start turning around." In an interview this week with a Kansas City, Mo., TV station, Mr. Obama said the election will be more about his record than the platform of the eventual Republican nominee. "Americans understand that we didn't get into this problem overnight," Mr. Obama told KMBC-TV, one of three interviews he gave to regional TV outlets at the White House on Wednesday. "If next November they feel like I've ... been working as hard as I can and have been getting some things done to move us in the right direction, then I'll win. If they don't, then I'll lose."
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#1. To: Brian S (#0)
Obama was worried for a second until he realized this is from the Rev Moon's Washington Times.
PPP is a Dim polling firm and tends to slant left, moron. The Washington Times had nothing to do with the poll.
PPP was the 2nd most accurate firm in polling 2010 swing states, far more accurate than Rasmussen.
Let me ask you this. Suppose Acting President Soetoro IS defeated in either the primary or the general election in 2012. Do YOU and your leftist pals REALLY think anything is going to change regardless of who the next president is? Face reality. Barry is nothing more than Bush 4.0,and whoever replaces him is going to be Bush 5.0,regardless of the union label behind his name. Those of you on the left have been getting hosed as badly as those of us on the right. When are you going to wake up and realize this?
You asked a great question, Pete. They're true believers - I don't think they'll ever wake up. I can illustrate one of the differences between the "left" and the "right" by comparing it to corrosion on a car. A car - like everything else in this world - deteriorates and corrodes. It is the natural order of things. Work and effort ("rightist" qualities) can certainly slow down the process, but the relentless onslaught of corrosive elements ("leftist" qualities) are always on the move - never quitting, never letting up. Eventually, the left-wing forces win out, and the car is a pile of shit. Everything turns to shit. It is the natural order of things. What do right wingers do? They buy another car, and start the process all over again.
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#3. To: Godwinson (#1)
#15. To: no gnu taxes, godwinson, sneakypete (#3)
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PPP is a Dim polling firm and tends to slant left, moron. The Washington Times had nothing to do with the poll.
#17. To: go65 (#15)
#19. To: sneakypete (#17)
Those of you on the left have been getting hosed as badly as those of us on the right. When are you going to wake up and realize this?
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