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Yes, in just one month (May 12th to June 12th) and thru the massive loss in WIsconsin that exposed the successful Scott Walker government reforms, Obama’s approval index has risen to -12.
Source: http://www.rassmessenreports.com
Should the GOP base be concerned, absolutely. How does Obama do it, how does his polling counter every national trend?
As I’ve said you leftist liberals have little to worry about. 1st Obama will have a billion $ war chest thru his Super PACs, union bosses will get out the vote, and even though nearly every Obama policy has been shown to have failed the media and Hollywood love this guy.
What planet are you living on, thinking that those nasty unions are going to out-fund the Billionaire’s Club?
All information to date, not to even talk about the obvious fallacy of your belief, indicates that unions and those few rich Dems are in decidedly second place.
Walker’s worn out kneepads did him well, the Koch brothers and others outspending his opponent by at least 9:1. And that’s in a heavy union state.
OK, back to your 52″ brain mushing propaganda machine………
If the same advantage holds in November we’re likely to see the same results.
another Dem state senate recall victory gave the senate majority to Dems. So let’s not go overboard on what Walker’s victory means. Besides the money, a very considerable portion of Wisconsinites simply don’t believe in recall as a way to address anything short of criminal activity. The recall supporters didn’t do the best job of framing the recall in terms other than wanting a redo because of Walker’s policies. Voters have, by electing a Dem majority state senate as a collective result of all the recalls, prevented the possibility of Walker getting more of the same draconian legislation passed. Obama still polls ahead in Wisconsin. Not exactly a strong pro-Walker or pro-rightie wingnut message.
for anything but misconduct. WI polls shows only 25 percent in favor of recall for any reason. In contrast, when Ohio voted on its anti-union laws in a referendum, they were repealed 61 percent! Given the distaste for recalls and the obscene spending by Walker, he survived by a modest margin.
Now we could chatter all day about WI and you can only favorably compare and contrast the below performance with …. well no ones ever failed this badly except Mao, Hilter, Pol Pot, and Stalin. Now I’m not taking these warriors against humanity for their total record, just their early days.
You need to remeber, according to our out of touch leader Obama, the private sector is doing fine.
Professionally researched facts: http://news.investors.com/arti…
http://www.rasmussenreports.co…
Is it the messenger or the message?
Why is Obama finding it so difficult to run on the issues?
Why aren’t the massively successful Democratic stimulus, bailouts, proposed higher taxes, and other social programs, translating in key swing states?
Why won’t Obama Chicago HQ team “Booker” Clinton and other (white) Democratic leaders that told Obama publicly he was damaging America?
Why won’t Clinton refute the that he told top Republicans that they have 6 months (now 5) to save the nation from a 2nd Obama term?
Why aren’t more Democratic leaders …. Governors and Congressmen …. endorsing Obama for a second term?
Read more: Denver bike sharing program free today, next Wednesday – The Denver Post http://www.denverpost.com/brea…
Read The Denver Post’s Terms of Use of its content: http://www.denverpost.com/term…
Yes Denver Bike Sharing offers residents and visitors an alternative … but you’ll need a credit card and that effectivly means a photo ID too.
Are tens of thousands of homeless, blacks and mexicans thus “redlined” from this federal stimulus adventure? You bet they are.
This racist and economicly devisive program is causing massive economic damage on purportedly excluded economic and racial classes. How else should we expect former “city campers” to transit from their new homesteads in 6th Ave Estates, Cherry Hills Village, or nearby Aurora City parks to their Denver hotspots?
Sorry to bring you down from your post-WoW Energy drink high, but the Denver Bike Sharing is a 501c3 nonprofit.
see?
http://www.denverbikesharing.org/
And sorry to cut off your BIG GOVT jerkoff session in Mom’s basement, but no stimulus money went to this:
http://www.denverbikesharing.o…
Why do you hate non-profits that have a working relationship with the corporate world?
More importantly, why do you continue to post your unique brand of dumbassery so early in the morning?
The fact is its easier to vote in Denver then participate in this program.
Aren’t you concerned that Colorados excluded economic and racial classes can’t participate in this program?
Tens of thousands of black, homeless, mexicans are blocked from participating in Denver’s bike share program.
Why are the ACLU, Media Matters, AARP, and CREW standing on the sidelines?
Which one is it? $250K or $450K? Are you and Dan Maes still not sure if it’s secret Illumnati/Rothschild/UN Conspiracy funds to take over Denver?
Or is this one of the magic numbers your just performed a ballistic rectal extrapolation to post just to make you look less like a simpering idiot?
Got a link? Post it. All I can see so far is the same bullshit posts you’ve been recycling for the last few weeks. Or are you too busy in WoW with your Epic Troll character searching for treasure?
I guess it was $1.1millionin blowout government funding … Worse I guess this program diverted money from taxpayers and more teachers, nurses, fireman and construction workers.
Source is your links piss boy.
We both agree on that the bike share program should be FREE. And since it costs money to run the program, we’ll need to raise taxes to fund it. I’m glad we finally see eye-to-eye on something.
see “Libby” and “thinking” used together in the same sentence . . . I categorically reject the premise.
It demonstrates how clearly your brain works. Or not.
In any event, you just proved you didn’t know WHAT THE FUCK YOU WERE TALKING ABOUT when you posted the made-up numbers the first time.
I knew how much DBS got – you just proved AGAIN that you know jack shit.
I don’t believe Libtard even knows jack shit 🙂
What do credit cards have to do with photo IDs? I have several of the one, but not the other. Care to guess which is which?
Anyway, there are more and more basically free services that act as pre-paid debit cards. Anyone with a social security number can obtain one and they are easy to load and manage. No bank account, or ID needed.
Isn’t this rant woefully late in any event?
WHY SMART PEOPLE ARE STUPID
Inside Apple by Adam Lashinsky
Pink Slips
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/06…
Whatdaya wanna bet that that smaller cadre of quality educators remaining in Reading will now begin show the kind of standardized testing classroom improvement that a Republican Governor (and his ilk) demand?
And, even better, those job creators got more tax breaks. I guess it’s all good news this week if you happen to own a McDonalds franchise in Reading, PA?
. . . fuksakes!
be, in any way, a reply to David’s comment. It was intended to be its own separate thread. My bad, sorry.)
It may not be too late…..or not.
Democrats are worried about the weakness of the Obama campaign and the reluctance of campaign staffers to listen to anyone…..You heard it here, first.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/…
http://www.washingtonpost.com/…
do you begin every day by googling “doom and gloom”? 😉
if that wasn’t a completely phony straw man argument choice. I can’t remember seeing the whole don’t worry be happy thing you and dwyer constantly refer to appearing in left leaning posts at this site at all, much less from Gray. A myriad of in betweens? Yes. But you two choose to ignore them in favor of telling us how naive and ignorant we are. we are.
To be fair, dwyer is here admitting the possibility that something good could come of a re-examination by the campaign staff on the off chance they take the opportunity. That’s like popping a cork and breaking into a happy dance for dwyer. But Gray is perfectly accurate in noting that dwyer is generally allergic to acknowledging anything positive and generally goes straight for the gloomiest, doomiest possible (even if highly unlikely) interpretation of any event or development that comes along.
Because as you said dwyer spoke of a good sign and Gray was still pinging him for the comment.
on the ridiculous false choice issue? Gee what a surprise.
Gray’s response to anything negative said by dwyer generally seems to be that he’s just being negative. Never a comment that he might be raising a valid concern. I take that as Gray saying the issues raised are nothing to worry about.
just as I have previously commented in agreement with you David. I am not going to constantly repeat those agreements each time I post in response. Now, David, please start researching candidates who will be on your November ballot so you can use Ralphie’s contribution and get your ballot in
that campaigns don’t listen to them. Somethings they’re right, sometimes they’re wrong.
But it ain’t news.
IN fact, the better question at this stage is whether listening to the activists will help or not.
We know what the activists think about that. They always arrive at the same conclusion – they are right, everyone else is wrong.
At the risk of bringing up something with a real Colorado nexus, Senator Bennet’s performance during the Senate Banking Committee meeting was nothing short of shameful. He just couldn’t get up to Jamie Dimon’s butt fast enough to plant a big ole kiss.
http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo…
were pertinent and moderate, as usual.
Just because he is a Democrat, jadodd, he doesn’t have to hate business!
TPM
agrees that Bennet comments actually helped deflate republican demagoguery on the issue:
So, Doug Lamborn had a chance to address a room full of small business owners today. I happened to be there. His main points:
1. Be very afraid. I’m fighting to stop the U.S. from becoming the next Greece.
2. U.S. business owners are more pessimistic than ever before… and that spells doom, too.
3. Something long and complicated about pipelines and oil shale. (He spent most of his time talking about this. I have no idea why it showed up in a speech to small business owners.)
4. Something about deficits being horrible, and also we should cut taxes more than ever before.
5. The ritual booing of ObamaCare.
6. We need to gut social security and medicare.
having tried to talk with Lamebrain before, that it would be extremely tough to sit there without cutting your own throat and listen to such BS. I think even those who want policies such as he advocates are sitting there thinking, “He’s a whore, but he is my whore”
having tried to talk with Lamebrain before, that it would be extremely tough to sit there without cutting your own throat and listen to such BS. I think even those who want policies such as he advocates are sitting there thinking, “He’s a whore, but he is my whore”
A Good SamaritanRalphie mailed me the stamps.I hope they close your post office. 🙂
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