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Without knowing how many people were polled, the poll is meaningless. And knowing Harvard, they probably polled professors.
So, still, FAIL.
You need to accept that Obama's lies about Obamacare are out in the open now. For you to continue to eat what you are being spoon-fed is dangerous.
Awwwwwwwwww but the ignorant naïve and brainwashed to a fault, accept Obama's lies and his deceitful practices, they are part of our freaking problem.
Grow up and hold accountable those even within your own party who need to be held accountable. For the many lies, and being so deceitful.
Pelosi and Reid, make such a great couple, let the damn door slam them on their way out.
If the ACA turns out to be something a little short of Apocalyptic I’m guessing many conservatives, especially moderate ones, will stay home and not vote just to punish Republicans for wasting their time for eight years.
I doubt it, base Republican voters are more likely to vote in any election. Older people on an average vote more often than younger people. If there were more younger people, I can see your point.
chad3 is totally sold. He must be one of the people the rest of us are paying for. Look at him grubbing for our money. There are lots of factual posts and you still refuse to listen.
Maybe his insurance is being paid from the money he gets from posting.
I doubt it, base Republican voters are more likely to vote in any election. Older people on an average vote more often than younger people. If there were more younger people, I can see your point.
But most importantly, the 2012 elections actually weren’t about a demographic explosion with non-white voters. Instead, they were about a large group of white voters not showing up.
But most importantly, the 2012 elections actually weren’t about a demographic explosion with non-white voters. Instead, they were about a large group of white voters not showing up.
The GOP is risking quite a bit on this single issue, I would think they would be more concerned.
I've heard that excuse multiple times and dont buy it.. Republicans showing up in states that are primarily Republicans, wouldnt have changed the outcome. Republicans in order to win, have to convince Democrats to cross over since there are far more Democrats.
I think the GOP will hammer the issue. But unless they have a story on jobs, the economy, immigration, and perhaps easing up on gay marriage I think voters will be unimpressed.
Mind you - I don't think the Dems have a story on the key issues of jobs and the economy. They will continue to talk about "fairness" and the minimum wage. The minimum wage is another example of an issue where polls show one thing, but I don't think anyone new will vote Dem because of the minimum wage.
And democrats have a story to tell on the economy and jobs?
I've heard that excuse multiple times and dont buy it.. Republicans showing up in states that are primarily Republicans, wouldnt have changed the outcome. Republicans in order to win, have to convince Democrats to cross over since there are far more Democrats.
I think that the bigger issue is the independent voters who have voted Democrat in 2008 and 2012. This includes millennials who like myself have only voted in two presidential elections. The rule of thumb of voting is that by the third vote, they are set in their ways. If they vote Democrat in 2016, they will likely continue as Democrats.
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