Poll finds Americans believe Republicans are sabotaging economy

[Conservative]

A Daily Kos poll is worth about as much as a Fox News poll. Nothing.

FAIL

 

[WillowTree]

49 percent of respondents to the poll say that Republicans are intentionally stalling the economy, compared to 40 percent who say they are not. 11 percent replied “not sure.”

Among independents, 50 percent said that Republicans are stalling the recovery compared to 40 percent who said they are not, and 61 percent of self-described moderates said they are compared to just 40 percent who said they are not.

Former Florida Governor, son of George H.W. Bush, and brother of President George W. Bush is calling for a more moderate Republican Party. Bush said President Ronald Reagan "would be criticised today for the things he did. He added "My Dad and Reagan sacrificed political poinbts for good public policy." He said today's party has an "orthodoxy that doesn’t allow for disagreement.”

If Republicans continue to block every jobs bill put forth by the President, voters will begin to see that they are more interested in power than helping the economy. When the House of Representatives refuses to pass a highway bill even after it passed the Senate by a 74% majority, it will give voters pause.

Poll finds Americans believe Republicans are sabotaging economy - National economic policy | Examiner.com

As time goes by, it will become clearer to the American people that Republicans are putting power over the good of the American people. Americans want jobs, Republicans want to police women's bodies and add discrimination to the constitution.

Oh for chrissakes dean get the fuck over it. this is obama's economy.. the blame game is a lame game.

 

[WillowTree]

Yes. You can always count on the Daily Kos to survey its readers and call it a poll.

that's sorta like an ed schultzhead poll innit?

 

[Mac1958]

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The public may not be thrilled with Obama's performance, but they look at the other "side" and see a group of people who are not willing to give a freakin' inch on anything; people who wouldn't take a 10-1 ratio in spending cuts to tax increases; people forcing their "side" to sign "pledges"; people who clearly have a binary, all-or-nothing view of things.

I suspect the average voter, a person who is not a political junky, knows that "us vs. them at any cost" is not really an American ideal when both sides are Americans.



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[skookerasbil]

Ezra Klein, Washington Post, NY Times, and Media Matters as sources LMAO.

Yes, specifically the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Ezra Klein, two Yale University economics professors, Business Insider, Calculated Risk, Economic Policy Institute, Wall Street Journal, ABC News, U.S. News & World Report, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, The Brookings Institution, etc...

Maybe you'd like to share your "opposing" sources with us...?

Which means Obama should win in a cakewalk come November s0n!!!