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LOLthe aol numbers look like conservative types are being steered toward voting in the poll.
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LOLthe aol numbers look like conservative types are being steered toward voting in the poll.
NOTE: Poll results are not scientific and reflect the opinions of only those users who chose to participate. Poll results are not reflected in real time.
try looking at his AOHell numbers before the election
Take the poll here: Obama Approval Ratings Dip
Look at these horrendous results for Obama thus far:
"It's the spending, stupid" quickly replaces the Bill Clinton 1991 mantra, "It's the economy, stupid."
what the fuck you talkin bout?????That's not a scientific sample... and aol always sways right.
just sayin'.
here are the scientific polls...
RealClearPolitics - Election Other - President Obama Job Approval
why do you guys like doing that? seems silly to me since it's neither true, accurate nor productive
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no bobby, but AOHell was slanted massively in favor of ObamaSo do the AOL Polls now have more weight on them since they are favored against Obama than actual scientific polls?
This wouldn't be posted if Obama had high ratings, so Midnight what about that partisan hackery you talked about earlier?
no bobby, but AOHell was slanted massively in favor of Obama
its funny that it has turned on him so soon
WHAT THAT POST/ABC POLL DOES (AND DOES NOT) SAY
I stopped by the Yahoo News page a few minutes ago and saw the lead headline at the top of the page that reads, "Public support slips for Obama's health plan, poll shows." It quoted a Reuters report that says:
Public support for President Barack Obama's handling of healthcare reform, the pillar of his legislative agenda, has fallen below 50 percent for the first time, a Washington Post-ABC News poll released on Monday said.
I realize the current media narrative is "public turns on health care reform," but let's clarify this a bit, because it's nearly as misleading as the political attacks that have weakened support for reform in the first place.
The Post-ABC poll asked Americans if they approve of President Obama's handling of various issues. While he enjoys majority support in some areas, 49% approve of his handling of health care, 44% do not.
But that doesn't necessarily reflect opposition to "Obama's health plan." Maybe the president's support on this issue has fallen to 49% because some Americans are disappointed Obama hasn't already pushed the bill through Congress. Maybe they don't like the way he's empowered lawmakers to take the lead in writing the bill. Who knows? The poll doesn't really tell us.
The poll does, however, tell us a few relevant details. For example, when given a choice on who Americans trust more on reforming the health care system, 54% prefer the president, while only 34% back congressional Republicans.
Even more important, when the basics of the plan are described to respondents, including Republican-friendly phrasing ("government-run"), a majority of Americans support the reform proposal. This was left out of the Reuters report altogether.
In an article about poll support for "Obama's health plan," Reuters ignored the only question in the poll about support for Obama's health plan. Odd.
then this poll should shift massively into Obama's favorno bobby, but AOHell was slanted massively in favor of Obama
its funny that it has turned on him so soon
Again, these polls can be skewed so easily and trolled so easily that I put no weight into this.
then this poll should shift massively into Obama's favor
when the trolls that put it in his favor before the election see it
no?
so, do it to this onethen this poll should shift massively into Obama's favor
when the trolls that put it in his favor before the election see it
no?
Any group can troll these polls and skew the results at any time.
For example, I could go on three Liberal sites at once, and get them to troll a Obama approval rating poll on Foxnews.com
So according to the Foxnews approval rating poll for Obama, he'd have 80% approval.
Lulzy poll:
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Now was this poll skewed? Most likely no. However, Ron Paul had a far and beyond lead when it came to raising money and support over the internet. So the results are going to reflect that.
