Fans of the blog already know that on the 6th of every month I take a look at the polling for the 2012 presidential election. This month is like Christmas and Hanukkah falling on the same day because today is also Super Tuesday, so I’ve combined the two into one mega look at the race.… Continue reading Polling Report Double Issue Centerfold: Presidential Race and Super Tuesday Edition
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Poll Shows High Disapproval for Republican Presidential Candidates
As far as I’m concerned, these Republican primaries could go on till December. By then, President Obama would have already won the November elections and public opinion of the GOP would continue to erode. But seeing that my wish for a December Republican primary debate is highly unlikely, I’ll settle for poll results like this:… Continue reading Poll Shows High Disapproval for Republican Presidential Candidates
Mitt Romney Mopping Up The Santorum In Michigan
New Polling suggests that Rick Santorum’s flavor is beginning to fade. And that is to be expected. You cannot run around the country talking nonsense and trying to take away women’s rights, and expect sensible Americans to keep buying into your stuff. Rick is beginning to see that insanity – the only qualification for today’s… Continue reading Mitt Romney Mopping Up The Santorum In Michigan
As The Santorum Runs in Michigan, Romney Stays Afloat
Michigan has become a must win for Mitt Romney. He was born there (although we haven’t seen his birth certificate) and his family has strong ties to the state. His father George Romney, even held office there when Mittens was a young millionaire. But over the last few weeks, polls have suggested that the state… Continue reading As The Santorum Runs in Michigan, Romney Stays Afloat
The Gingrich That Stole South Carolina Is Now Leading In Florida
Mitt Romney has to be questioning himself and his position in this Republican party, as new polls show a sudden love for the once disgraced and despised Newt Gingrich. Gingrich, a man with a political record comparable to that of the common criminal (really… the average person would be sitting in jail if they did… Continue reading The Gingrich That Stole South Carolina Is Now Leading In Florida
The Search For The Biggest Flip Flopper – Gingrich Challenges Romney To A Debate
“I’ll tell you what,” Newt Gingrich said when responding to a question posed at an NBC interview, “if he wants to test the heat, I’ll meet him anywhere in Iowa next week, one-on-one, 90 minutes no moderator, just a timekeeper. He wants to try out the kitchen? I’ll debate him anywhere. We’ll bring his ads,… Continue reading The Search For The Biggest Flip Flopper – Gingrich Challenges Romney To A Debate
The Polling Report: December 6, 2011
This article was originally posted on my blog: www.anjfarmer.blogspot .com. If you like it, please visit and read more of my posts. Since our last episode, on November 6, one year before the national elections, much has changed in the race for president. We are currently in the middle (end? beginning?) of the Gingrich ascendancy,… Continue reading The Polling Report: December 6, 2011
Florida’s Rick Scott – The Most Unpopular Governor In America
Governor Rick Scott of Florida. Remember him? The Republican governor who rode into the state on his white Teaparty horse in November 2010, promising to create jobs and providing every household with an unlimited supply of manna from above? Remember him? Well it seems that Floridians have had enough of the far-right ideology that Scott promotes, and plus,… Continue reading Florida’s Rick Scott – The Most Unpopular Governor In America
Multiple Polls Say – Raise Taxes Before Spending Cuts
Two polls, conducted on the same day showed the same thing – Americans, by a margin of 2 to 1, prefer raising taxes to address the deficit instead of spending cuts alone. The Gallop poll, conducted on 8/10/2011, shows 66% supports raising taxes, while 33% prefers spending cuts, and the CNN poll conducted on the same… Continue reading Multiple Polls Say – Raise Taxes Before Spending Cuts