Newsweek post-Obamacare decision poll shows no bounce for president. 32% said the SCOTUS’s decision would make it more likely they’d vote for Romney, 11% said less. Despite wanting Obama REPLACED as president, 48-42, they still prefer him over Romney 47-44… One number is going to meet the other by November. Note: link is to a summary, full (much longer) poll here.
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This must be an error!! All the great stuff in free medical care for all must produce a huge bounce!!!!
People are still reeling and wondering what the heck just happen. There is a lot of conflicting victories out there. People are confused and in all truth not sure if this is not what obamie wants. That is why we have to make damn sure that the people get educated correctly.
You can almost hear the libtards at Newsweak adding a word to their headline: Newsweek post-Obamacare decision poll shows no bounce for president (dammit!).
Of course there is no bounce. And if this was a legitimate, unbiased information source - we would see the actual dramatic decline. (I learned SO MUCH about polling tactic and dirty tricks in 2008, that I can't put more than a +/-10 faith in these lib polls.)
Q. Do you believe we should live in a world where all people should have the freedom to make decisions about their own bodies and their futures, or where a group of stodgy old (white) men can forbid individuals from making such decisions?
NEWS REPORT: 65% of respondents feel that abortion should be legal!
And CNN, MSNBC and other liberal propaganda media outlets LOVE to weight conservatives less in their polls. The fact that this poll STILL has people hating Obama makes me feel good.
And I love 'ObamaTax'! And I hope that this gets used by Romney.
But I also think 'ObamaRape' is appropriate in terms of what Obama and his traitorous cronies are doing to the people and the Constitution.
Be heartened that a 47-44 for Obama may be a 53-47 for Romney. Or at least a 52-48 or 51-49 since the incumbent generally gets very little of the undecided vote.