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US Today/Gallup Congressional Poll: Republicans 50% Democrats 44%

by Phantom Ace ( 2 Comments › )
Filed under Democratic Party, Elections 2012, Headlines, Republican Party at May 16th, 2012 - 1:16 pm

The Progressive media has pushed the theme that the GOP Congress is heavily unpopular. They have been smeared as Rightwing Extremists, despite the fact Speaker John Boehner is a Liberal Republican. The conventional wisdom is that the GOP will suffer losses in the House but hang onto control. Well a new USA Today/Gallup poll shows this may not be the case. Republicans lead Democrats in the generic ballot 50%-44%

For the first time during this campaign cycle, the GOP has an advantage in congressional elections. By 50%-44%, those surveyed say they’re likely to vote for the Republican congressional candidate. The two parties were tied in the USA TODAY Poll in February, and Democrats had a 7-point advantage last August.

If these numbers were to hold, the GOP would actually make gains in the House. Clearly Americans don’t want Pelosi as Speaker again. It looks like emphasizing Gay Marriage isn’t working out for the Democrats.

Pharaobama’s propaganda war with women has worked.

by Phantom Ace ( 10 Comments › )
Filed under Barack Obama, Democratic Party, Elections 2012, Headlines, Progressives, Republican Party at April 1st, 2012 - 11:26 pm

What started off as an attack on religion became a debate over contraceptives. Many Republicans like Santorum has played right into Obama’s hands. As a result of a perceived attack on Contraceptives, Obama now leads Romney among women nearly 2-1 in swing states. He leads Romney overall 51%-42%. This is a huge lead and its due to the contraceptive debate.

MILWAUKEE – President Obama has opened the first significant lead of the 2012 campaign in the nation’s dozen top battleground states, a USA TODAY/Gallup Poll finds, boosted by a huge shift of women to his side.

In the fifth Swing States survey taken since last fall, Obama leads Republican front-runner Mitt Romney 51%-42% among registered voters just a month after the president had trailed him by two percentage points.

The biggest change came among women under 50. In mid-February, just under half of those voters supported Obama. Now more than six in 10 do while Romney’s support among them has dropped by 14 points, to 30%. The president leads him 2-1 in this group.

This is very troubling and shows how the Democrats play the Republicans like a fiddle.