Rasmussen Reports Survey: 53% of Americans Against BOTH Parties

Rasmussen Reports Survey: 53% of Americans Against BOTH Parties. Yes, save for a few, it’s all one big happy family in Washington, DC., devoted to stuffing their pockets and getting reelected so they can get another turn at the hog trough.

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  • And 53% of Americans keep voting for them.

    In the best case, there is a 6% overlap. This is assuming that of that 53% (or so) who vote include all of the 47% who apparently like one or the other party. That means at least 6% don't like either party but still vote for one or the other. This is also assuming that there were no people who answered the pollster with a "duuude, I love parties!"

    So even in this best case, with 47% of the people hating both parties, if they don't vote, who gives a shit what they think?

    That's why I always tell young (usually it's young people), people who say they don't want to vote because they are all liars, or somehow otherwise dislikable, to go vote anyway, and vote for any other party. It doesn't matter what your principles are and what theirs' are - they won't win anyway. But it will rock the boat.

    Imagine if a significant percentage, something in double digits, voted for "other" parties. Even if 15% was the combined "other" vote, somebody would notice. That somebody would not only be the entrenched pols, but also all those other people who don't vote because "it doesn't matter".

  • It's difficult to distinguish between the two. One is on the fast track to destroying this nation, the other is on the slow one. From cry baby John, sellout Cantor to get along McConnel the dim wit light version is all about going along to get along.

  • Comparing pigs to politicians is adding insult to injury for the pigs who provide us with such delicious items as bacon, ham, sausage, etc. From the pigs' point of view it's bad enough that we kill and eat them - do we have to call them bad names first?