Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Is Sarah Palin "Slumping"?
From the article:
“In one sense, the poll still finds Palin near the top of a list of eight potential contenders for the GOP nomination. The former vice presidential candidate scores a 58 percent favorable rating, close to the 61 percent for former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee and 60 percent for former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney, and better than the 55 percent that onetime House speaker Newt Gingrich (Ga.) received.
“But Palin’s unfavorable numbers are significantly higher than they are for any of these possible competitors. Fully 37 percent of all Republicans and GOP-leaning independents now hold a negative view of her, a new high.
“In another first, fewer than 50 percent of Republican-leaning independents — 47 percent — hold favorable views of Palin.”
If the poll is correct, her standing restores my faith in the ultimate ability of Americans to come to their senses even after periods of illogical exuberance.
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Just say "NO"?
The GOP is returning to power in the U.S. House of Representatives and rather than talking about reaching out to Democrats, they are continuing – and even upping – their campaign to effectively end Barack Obama’s once-promising presidency.
Check out this article:
http://readersupportednews.org/off-site-opinion-section/72-72/4492-republicans-aim-info-war-at-obama
Since 2008, the GOP has pursued a just-say-no campaign to Obama. Now that they are in leadership in the House, they still haven’t given us anything to say “yes” to when it comes to fixing all that’s broke in our economy, health system, criminal justice system, public school system and on and on. And there is all this kinda sorta racism among the vocal GOPers and the Tea Party folk that the President and the Democratic Party have not shown the courage to address.