Uh-oh. A new ABC/Washington Post poll says that 57% of American adults answered “Some” or “None” when asked how much confidence they had that Barack Obama would make the right decisions for the nation’s future.
Now that might sound bad to us. It might even sound bad to you. But that Juan Williams, he’s a glass half full kind of guy. He sees this poll as a repudiation of Republicans, too.
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I have more confidence in Gingrich than in Obama but then again I have no confidence in Obama.
Which show would be dumber? Juan Wiliams and Kirsten Powers vs CNN's Eliot Spitzer and Kathleen Parker?
It's really pretty simple.
The good news in Obama's poll numbers is that people are coming to their senses!
The polls may not say that the people would prefer Republicans over Democrats, but the polls do not say that there is repudiation against Republicans as well as Democrats. That is overreaching.
Appears to be the new "progressive math" they're teaching today.
According to the current philosophy there are 'absolutely' no absolutes. (snark) Therefore 2+2 =5 if he perceives it to be. His truth may be different from your truth, though both should be equally accepted as true, for a given value of true. Dialectical Marxist, uh, Democrat thinking, ain't it great. ( huh? say what?) ;-)
Or... many old D's are becoming new I's and many old I's are becoming new R's... that would be a more simple explanation! This is a mass shift RIGHT...
A liberal switches to conservativism slowly, often after getting mugged. The mugging has been in slo-mo for almost two years now...