Something about Governor Sarah Palin, and Speaker Nancy Pelosi, seems to bring out the more distressing of national sentiments about candidates and issues, this year.
Governor Palin, in March, polls 37% Favorable, and 55% unfavorable in the most recent Washington Post Poll. In the recent Quinnipace it is 33% Favorable, 51% unfavorable. At NBC/WSJ, it is 30% favorable, 45% unfavorable. ABC simply finds 26 qualified to run for whatever, and 71% not qualified to run for whatever.
In the case of Speaker Pelosi, Washington Post finds 42% Favorable, 46% unfavorable. CBS find 11% favorable, and 37& unfavorable. Other organizations apparently take it all for granted.
How is that so many can be so unahappy, no really has to ask at all?!?
2010 National Elections would seem to be getting to be characterized, "The Year Of The. . . . .Bitch!"
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Usually the Colonies blame it all on the indigenous peoples, when it comes to matters of protest. 2010 is probably better said more creative about it!)
Governor Palin, in March, polls 37% Favorable, and 55% unfavorable in the most recent Washington Post Poll. In the recent Quinnipace it is 33% Favorable, 51% unfavorable. At NBC/WSJ, it is 30% favorable, 45% unfavorable. ABC simply finds 26 qualified to run for whatever, and 71% not qualified to run for whatever.
In the case of Speaker Pelosi, Washington Post finds 42% Favorable, 46% unfavorable. CBS find 11% favorable, and 37& unfavorable. Other organizations apparently take it all for granted.
How is that so many can be so unahappy, no really has to ask at all?!?
2010 National Elections would seem to be getting to be characterized, "The Year Of The. . . . .Bitch!"
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Usually the Colonies blame it all on the indigenous peoples, when it comes to matters of protest. 2010 is probably better said more creative about it!)
