Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Galluped

Galluped
v. gal·luped, gal·lup·ing, gal·lups

Boned Jello

About ten days ago I came cross this story.

PRINCETON, NJ -- Democrats pulled ahead of Republicans, 49% to 43%, in voters' generic ballot preferences for the 2010 congressional elections.

Boned Jello
Here's a few synchronous news items featured on Drudge.
Halperin: Dems Start to Panic as Reality Sets In...
POLL: Obama a Hindrance on Fall Elections...
POLL: ANY REPUBLICAN WOULD BEAT OBAMA IN '12...
Whites, Independents Deserting Obama...

PAPER: The Tax Tsunami On The Horizon...
Unemployment rate above 7% through Obama term...
OBAMA SIGNS MASSIVE NEW GOV'T REGULATIONS -- AT REAGAN BUILDING!

Yup.  All the ingredients for a sudden switch to the Democrats are there *snort*. Here's Gallup's reasoning for this bolt-from-the- blue shift towards the Obamunists.

It's possible the increased voter support for Democratic candidates this past week is linked with the Wall Street regulatory reform bill that passed in the U.S. Senate last Thursday, July 15. The financial reform bill is the second-biggest piece of legislation to get through Congress this year,

I know people around here were beside themselves with glee over ... what was that  ... the financial reform bill?   Was lots of anxiety it wouldn't get passed.  Some widders got a palsy worryin' about it.  Whew. 

Today one of the few independent pollsters, one with a reputation for accuracy, stepped up to the plate. 

Generic Congressional Ballot: Republicans 46%, Democrats 36%

Gallup had a reputation for being reputable once.  So did the AP, CBS, ABC.... .  Once.

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Here's a story for you: Once, along time ago, there was a Democrat politician that did not sell his office, lie, steal, bend over for lobbyists, smoke dope or line his own pockets, and who would not pick up a rock with his teeth if he thought there was a vote underneath it.

But that was a long time ago, and it was only one Democrat politician, and it was just a story.

H

Anonymous said...

LOL, that is a good one H. I'll have to remember that one for the Grandchildren.

Casca

Steve In Tulsa said...

What did Twain say? "Liars, damn liars, and statisticians."

Timbeaux said...

Gallup and Zogby are both shills.

Scottiebill said...

Mark Twain also wrote, "It could probably be shown by facts and figures that there is no distinctly criminal class, except Congress."

That was true back then and is especially true today. But today that statement also extends into The White House and The Komrade's czar pool, as well as into the Shyster General Holder's Department of No-Justice, starting at the top.

Is it 2012 yet?

TheOldMan said...

The only poll that matters is the one on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November.

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