Mark Sanford’s special election victory shows PPP gun control polls are BS
Mark Sanford was supposed to lose, by a lot. At least that’s what left wing Daily Kos polling outfit PPP had in their ‘results’ leading up to the special election this past week. Mark Sanford ended up absolutely crushing Stephen Colbert’s sister in an election that Democrats thought they had in the bag. A PPP poll on April 22nd showed Democrat Elizabeth Colbert Busch beating Sanford by nine points. Mark Sanford actually beat Colbert-Busch by 9 points at 54% to 45%. That’s a whopping 18% swing from PPP’s polling of the race and the actual result.
When gun grabbing zealots sight ‘poll numbers’ as showing Americans in favor of gun control, they always seem to cite PPP’s numbers. If PPP’s polls are so far off on a special election in one district, how can they be trusted to accurately poll people’s opinion on issues such as gun control when they use their stupid robocall systems and strangely worded questions?
CNN Poll – Obama underwater handling gun policy
CNN Poll – Obama underwater handling gun policy even with D+9 sample
No matter how much CNN slants their poll, they still can’t fudge the numbers enough to hide that fact that Obama underwater handling gun policy. The CNN poll is your typical over-sample of Democrats with 9% more Democrats sampled than Republicans. Even with the bias, Obama is only at 45% in this CNN poll handling gun policy, while 52% disapprove.
Even with Obama’s fear mongering, using Newtown family victims as props, Obama is doing worse on gun policy than he was in January:
The survey’s release comes as the president travels to Connecticut, the state that was the scene of last December’s horrific shooting at an elementary school that left 20 young students and six adults dead, as part of his push for Congress to act on legislation to reduce gun violence. According to the poll, 45% of Americans approve of how Obama’s handling gun policy, with 52% saying they disapprove. In January, his approval/disapproval on the issue stood at 46%-49%.
Obama is actually underwater in a lot of categories in this poll despite the skew. deficit, taxes, economy, etc.
But why is Obama underwater handling gun policy in this poll? The answer lies in the independent. You would expect Democrats to support him and Republicans to be against him. But the swing vote, the independent vote is really against Obama’s gun grab. On Obama underwater handling gun policy, independent disapprove of Obama 60% to 38%, a 22 point margin. If CNN used a sample size from the 2012 election (D+5) instead of nearly double, Obama’s numbers would be far worse.
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Widely unpopular congressional Republicans more favorable than Obama on federal budget and deficits
Well isn’t this a kicker. All we hear is how Widely unpopular congressional Republicans are. Problem for the corrupt state run media is that their polls o Congress include Senate and House Democrats too, but they don’t want to mention that. In what is a perfect example of how the media is able to distort info, check out the latest McClatchy-Marist poll. The ‘widely unpopular’ congressional Republicans are more popular than Obama when it comes to the federal budget and deficits. Yes, the loathsome congressional Republicans are more popular than the glamorous, Messiah, Barack Hussein Obama.
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Obama approval rating below water on 8 of 9 key issues including economy, gun policy, budget deficit, taxes and immigration
Remember when Gallup right before the election released a poll with Obama’s key factors of approval going up? Obama suddenly went up on economy handling approval, taxes and even the budget deficit. Now over two months after the election the party is over for the low information voters and Obama’s numbers are in the tank again. Gallup latest polling finds Obama disapproval ratings higher than his approval ratings on key issues including: economy, gun policy, budget deficit, taxes, immigration, Israel/Palestine situation, energy policy and foreign affairs.
Inauguration TV ratings down substantially from 2009 and 2005 – down approximately 10 million from ’09
So like the media’s Messiah Obama couldn’t even out draw Dubya Bush’s inauguration in 2005? I guess whose aerial photos of the inaugurations from 2009 and 2013 really do tell the true story. Ratings were down across the big three cable networks (Fox, MSNBC and CNN) by 10 million viewers from 2009. Even in Gallup’s polling, it shows more people watched not only the 2009 inauguration, but even Dubya Bush’s 2005 inauguration..
Leftist PPP poll – South Carolina’s top choice to replace Jim DeMint? Assclown Stephen Colbert
I’ll take this poll with a grain of salt. It’s a PPP poll, used by Daily Kooks and so forth. But based on what I’ve seen from Americans later voting twice for the ‘rock star’ Obama, falling in love with the anti-American Kim Jong Il lookalike PSY, and seemingly be in awe of every reality show ‘person’ there is, the poll might not be so far fetched. In PPP’s poll, nine choices to replace retiring Jim DeMint were presented to replace DeMint in South Carolina. The leader of the group is assclown Stephen Colbert, who picks up 20% of the vote. Second is my personal preference Tim Scott at 15%. Haley’s rumored selection of Henry McMaster gets the same share as disgraced former government Mark Sanford at 8%. There is of course no way in hell Haley would pick Colbert, but it’s scary to think that one in five people in this poll actually want him as a U.S. Senator.
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60 percent want Bush tax cuts extends, 28% don’t
I’ve moved from the 60% to the 28%. While the latest Rasmussen poll finds that 60% of voters want Bush tax cuts extended because of the lousy economy, 28% don’t want them extended. I’ve come to the conclusion that if Americans were stupid enough to give Obama a free pass on his first term failure, then lets give him and the rest of the Marxist Democrats what they want so they own it. Let the Bush tax cuts expire, let sequestration happen, and see how the economy ’takes off.’
Mitt Romney +7 in Ohio with independents according to final Gravis poll (with D+8 sample size)
Hey look! Another joke of a poll to try and boost Obama’s numbers and skew the polling averages. In 2008, the ObamaWAVE election in Ohio, the voter turnout was 39D/31R/30I. This final Gravis Ohio poll which is D+8 uses a sample of 42D/34R/24I. So basically Gravis is assume that Ohio will maintain it’s D+8 turnout from 2o08 and actually have MORE Democrats voting than in 2008. They undersample the independents by 6 points from 2008 for a very good reason. Mitt Romney is leading with independents in this poll by 7 points at 50% to 43%. They also oversample the black vote. In 2008 it was 11% in Ohio. This poll assumes a 13% turnout of the black vote in Ohio.
Wow! CNN poll with D+11 has race tied, but Romney crushing Obama by 22 percentage points with independents !
Some people thought that as the election drew closer, these propaganda media outlets would start to use fair samples to get a real idea of where the race will be on Tuesday. But it’s gotten worse. CNN, which has been one of the worst over sampled Democrat polls outdid themselves tonight, but also revealed extremely bad news for Obama. This joke of a poll has a sample size of 41% Democrat, 30% Republican and 29% independents. 2008′s turnout in the ObamaWAVE election was 39% Democrat, 32% Republican and 29% independent. So despite the Republican enthusiasm for this election, and the Democrats lacking enthusiasm, CNN by this poll assumes more Democrats and fewer Republicans will somehow turn out to vote Obama’s ass out office. This poll has a Democrat oversample of D+11, which is an absolute joke. Projects have been between R+1 to D+1 in their best case scenario. Still, the poll reveals at least two key factors to what will decide the election on Tuesday. Despite both candidates being tied in this joke of a poll with the oversample, Mitt Romney is crushing Obama by 22 points with independents at 59% to 37%. These numbers are similar to poll from New Hampshire last night that showed the same spread of independents breaking heavily for Romney.
Boom! Romney takes the lead in final Michigan poll 47% to 46%
The final poll on Michigan done by Foster McCollum White Baydoun has Mitt Romney in the lead over Obama in deep blue Michigan. Romney attracts 47% of the vote, while Obama only gets 46%, a very bad number for an incumbent president.
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Mitt Romney ahead of Obama with independents by 22 percentage points in New Hampshire
Here is yet another fine example of heavily weighting polls to try and make it appear Obama is winning. In New Hampshire, Mitt Romney is leading Obama by a staggering 22 percentage points among independent voters at 54% to 32%. You’d think with numbers like this, Romney would be running away with New Hampshire if the polling wasn’t biased. But even with the 22 point lead with independents, somehow this race is only tied at 47% according to the latest WMUR Granite State poll. The 2008 ObamaWave voter turnout in New Hampshire was 29% Democrat 27% Republican and 45% independents, so you can do the math.
BOOM! Mitt Romney now leading in Minnesota! +13 with independents
I’m not a Dick Morris type when it comes to Minnesota. The state after all is famous for voting for hacks like Walter Mondale, Jesse Ventura and Al Franken. Mitt Romney is now ahead of Obama 46% to 45%. An incumbent president at 45%? That’s gotta make Chicago suicidal. Again, though the key to this poll is the independent vote. Mitt Romney is leading Obama by 13 points in this poll! In 2008, during the ObamaWave election, the party ID was only D+4. This means if this poll is accurate on the independent vote, Romney will win Minnesota.
After all four state newspapers endorse Romney, he takes the lead in Iowa
Boom! All four state newspapers in Iowa (all four are liberal BTW) endorsed Romney over the past weekend. The polls in this state have been very close unless you look at the pitiful, over-sampled Democrat polls like NBC. The latest poll from Iowa since the endorsements finds Mitt Romney leading Obama in the state of Iowa. This state has an important 6 electoral votes at stake in Tuesday upcoming election.
Democrat early voting down 70 percent in Florida over 2008
Slip slidin’ away. Yea, it’s getting that bad for Obama. Not only is Democrat early voting way down in Pennsylvania, but compared to 2008, Democrat early voting is down a whopping 70% in Florida!
