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But I bet it doesn't surprise you that she would think that a person with no real-world experience, who never held a real job, whose views were shaped by people like his radical preacher, who hires other incompetents to run huge chunks of the government, and who has run this country into a ditch in three years is the best the Democrats have to offer.
Certainly there must be another, more qualified Dem out there somewhere. |
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Poll: Republicans On Verge Of Shocking NYC Upset
Republican Bob Turner holds a six-point lead in next week's special election to replace disgraced former Rep. Anthony Weiner, D-N.Y., according to a new Siena College poll released early Friday that shows voters in the overwhelmingly Democratic district are poised to deliver a stinging rebuke to President Obama and his party. Turner leads Democratic Assemblyman David Weprin in the poll, 50 percent to 44 percent. Six percent of likely voters in the Sept. 13th election are undecided. Discontent with Washington and the president is at the heart of Turner's shocking upset bid. In a district he won by 11 points just three years ago, Obama's favorability rating is now upside down in the Siena poll, with 54 percent having an unfavorable opinion of Obama and only 43 percent viewing him favorably. A remarkable 38 percent of Democrats and 68 percent of independents hold an unfavorable view of the president. The Republican also has all the momentum: A Siena poll conducted four weeks ago showed Weprin with a six-point advantage. Turner's lead does fall barely within the margin of error, but the poll shows that the GOP is on the verge of a most unlikely victory in the Outer Boroughs-based district, where Democrats hold a three-to-one advantage on the voter rolls. But the Democratic registration advantage is tempered by the poll's crosstabs. Turner runs much stronger among Republicans, holding 90 percent of the vote, than Weprin does among Democrats, taking just 63 percent. Independents are overwhelmingly lined up behind the Republican, with 65 percent of them supporting Turner and 27 percent choosing Weprin. |
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It disturbs me that there is a human that might even consider this to be the case. Third time's a charm. Is Obama the best the Democrats have? If not, who should be their candidate?
Stench, don't let it bother you. Some of us have noticed you've been disturbed for a long time. |
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Good one! It is somehow comforting to know that you have now joined us in the name-calling gutter. But really, is that the best you've got? This and your choice in candidates indicate a propensity for settling for less than the best. You married? Would love to meet Mr. Mal. |
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