Virginia Right!

I am ready to take my stand on economic sanctions.  Unless they are necessary and specifically targeted to affect the group or persons whose behavior who we seek to change, they are immoral.  Here’s an article in the New York Times on the sanctions against Iran.  I was chilled by this quote: Obama administration officials […]

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In the following polls, I have graphed the skew – shown in green – and the Obama lead – shown in purple for all of the polls averaged at Real Clear Politics as of this morning. Rasmussen is showing a 1 point Romney lead for their final tally, but they have yet to post the […]

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This is a wonderful blog site in regard to only battleground states in this election.  He thinks the North Star State might flip to red!  Here’s his article and a few highlights: Minnesota has crept into the news cycle recently with senior campaign surrogates stumping in the state and campaign dollars flowing to a state […]

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Monmouth University just released a poll that over-sampled Democrats 33% to 27% and shows Obama leading by only 1%. Rasmussen and Gallup are presently showing Romney leading by 1 and 2 points respectively. Real Clear Politics has Obama ahead by 2.5 points but they are still adding in 3 polls prior to Paul Ryan being selected […]

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Thanks, ObamaCare. The younger healthier people are now insured and the older people who really need it are screwed. WASHINGTON, D.C. — Fewer U.S. adults aged 26 to 64 are getting health insurance from an employer in 2012, continuing a downward trend that began in 2008. The 55.9% who reported having it in the second […]

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‘One In Three’ Underemployed, More Than Half ‘Disappointed,’ ‘Worried’ Or ‘Angry’ With The Obama Presidency   GALLUP: ‘A Disaster For… Younger Americans As A Group’   “Today’s slow economic growth is a disaster for those unemployed and underemployed as they look for jobs when so few new jobs are being created. For younger Americans as […]

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Odd thing. The Mainstream Media noticed that Obama’s approval ratings went up into positive numbers for the first time since June when they hit 47% approve and just 45% disapproved. Today, Gallup posted their numbers at a less favorable margin for Obama. Seems his approval has dropped back to 41% and the disapproval is back […]

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On the heels of a May jobs report showing “anemic” growth and higher unemployment, Gallup writes today, “[H]iring remains seven to eight points below early 2008. That is, current job creation has not returned to its levels of nearly 3 ½ years ago, when the recession got underway. On an absolute basis, job creation in […]

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As the media begins to hype polls for the November elections, one thing stands out to anyone that compares the polls. There is a huge variance between the different polling outfits. For example, Real Clear Politics, a group that averages the polls and tries to use that average as a measure of how the public […]

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That would make it D-219, R-215.  if this were an average election, which it is not. But don’t despair.  The article later goes on to remind us that Bill Clinton, who had a 46% approval rating and was enjoying the prosperity of the dot com boom with a gangbuster economy at the time LOST 53 seats. Plus, this Congress enjoys an 11% approval rating and is rife with one corruption scandal after another and has the recent history of not only ignoring the will of the people, but taunting us as well. Obama enjoyed 62% approval among independents when he first took office.  That number has slipped to just north of 38% , a stunning 24% drop, as the ill informed realize that they’ve been taken in by a confidence man through the fawning support of a biased media. A repeat of the 194 housecleaning would make it D-202, R-231.  My gut tells me it may even be more dramatic than that, but I’ll take those

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Editor’s Note: Richard A. Viguerie is chairman of ConservativeHQ.com and author of “Conservatives Betrayed: How George W. Bush and Other Big Government Republicans Hijacked the Conservative Cause.” Richard Viguerie knocks this one out of the park. Politico published his take on the Establishment GOP. (Be sure to click for page 2 on the Politico site. […]

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As predicted, Obama received a boost in the polls after the Health Care bill passed. It was also predicted that it would be a short lived bump. Both predictions have come to pass. Gallup, Rasmussen and others show the downward slide has returned.

For Conservatives and Republicans, this entire ill advised episode has been like a bad hangover without the fun that causes it. For Democrats, the euphoria has ended and reality sets in. Reality of major screw-ups. Particularly on points they used to “sell” the bill. So it is painfully obvious to the people that supported the bill because of promises of immediate coverage for children with “pre-existing” conditions, lower costs, better insurance and a lower deficit were lied to. Or at best, misled by Democrats who didn’t know what was in the bill they were pushing so hard.

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Real Clear Politics keeps a running average every day on the polls around the country concerning, among other things, presidential job approval.

Many of these query only “Adults” who take the poll, and these tend to be favorable to Obama. Some of the polls only report registered voters, which trend generally less favorable towards Obama. Rasmussen is generally the only poll comprised of Likely Voters, which consistently score Obama lower than the other samples.

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The ranks of Conservative voters continue to grow as people reject President Obama’s Socialist policies. Moderates and Independents drift to the right.

This is setting the stage for another Republican revolution like we witnessed last decade.

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