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Guess the GOP is going to have try harder. Americans are seeing through the phony fake outrage
Tell the whole story of where the American people are at, not just numbers; The good news
"More than 70 percent of those surveyed say IRS targeting of conservative groups was unacceptable; a majority (52 percent) say the Justice Department's actions regarding the AP phone records were unacceptable; 59 percent say the US government could have prevented the attack in Benghazi; and a large minority (44 percent) say statements made by the Obama administration soon after the attack “were an attempt to intentionally mislead the public.”
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Very hard to quantify. You can't just look at a White person and say they're a White supremacist and their is nothing to prevent a White supremacist from voting for Obama. Whereas we have documented proof that 95%+ Blacks not only voted for Obama but approve of his performance despite high unemployment and the loss of wealth for Blacks during his tenure.
Well, if they are a white supremacist then yes, that would prevent them for voting for Obama its the exact argument you are using on not polling african Americans, as for your argument overall.
approval and disapproval are not the same as Would vote for and wouldnt vote for.
A liberal could very well disapprove of what President Obama has done and still vote for him over any republican, and a republican could approve of what he is doing and still vote for a Republican because he believes they would do a better job.
plus, if Gallop is doing its polling a southern states, then the ratios would be some what even. 80 to 90% of whites in southern states vote Republican, this is why even a state like Mississippi with a 37% black population, Barack Obama only got 43% of the vote.
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Tell the whole story of where the American people are at, not just numbers; The good news
"More than 70 percent of those surveyed say IRS targeting of conservative groups was unacceptable; a majority (52 percent) say the Justice Department's actions regarding the AP phone records were unacceptable; 59 percent say the US government could have prevented the attack in Benghazi; and a large minority (44 percent) say statements made by the Obama administration soon after the attack “were an attempt to intentionally mislead the public.”
probably should take your own advice, look at your last quote, when you saw the numbers didnt agree with you, you changed the wording to " a large minority"
by that same logic, could we say that a large minority disagree with you on the other 3 ?
and again,none of these are reflective of the president except the last one, and its a minority.
Tell the whole story of where the American people are at, not just numbers; The good news
"More than 70 percent of those surveyed say IRS targeting of conservative groups was unacceptable; a majority (52 percent) say the Justice Department's actions regarding the AP phone records were unacceptable; 59 percent say the US government could have prevented the attack in Benghazi; and a large minority (44 percent) say statements made by the Obama administration soon after the attack “were an attempt to intentionally mislead the public.”
Majority of Americans don't care about the tea party or the phrase terror attack versus terrorist attack.
Average Americans who don't spend their entire lives posting on Internet message boards are unimpressed with the GOP witch hunts. This comes as a shock only to those who live in the echo chambers and bubbles of boards like these.
That's rich.
Looks like you've been at this message board quite often.
That said, seems to me after having read these boards when some interesting political news comes up, I hardly see the responses here as echo chambers or bubbles.
People here have some intelligent things to say, and informative, imho.
There are always witch hunts going on in both parties. They're both two sides of the same coin.
Most Americans don't care that American foreign policy is resulting in the deaths of thousands of people, do they think that Americans are going to care about the IRS targeting some fringe group, or the use of the word terror instead of terrorist???
Only people who care are the people who have always despised Obama.
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