Democrats are now losing the American Public

[Gunslinger]

Originally posted by Karnak
Thrawn,

It is simple.  To many that post here American = Republican and Republican = American.

Democrat = Traitor that should be shot.

It is that kind open hostility that keeps many away from here.


Brown nose the current administration and anything they do or be considered persona non grata.

post something based on fact that has validity and you are welcome here.  Flame and troll and call American's Nazis and you will probably get shown the door.

I don't see how that is pandering or brown nosing

[Thrawn]

Originally posted by LePaul
Want can I saw,

Have does that.....shoe?

[bj229r]

Originally posted by Karnak
Thrawn,

It is simple.  To many that post here American = Republican and Republican = American.

Democrat = Traitor that should be shot.

It is that kind open hostility that keeps many away from here.


Brown nose the current administration and anything they do or be considered persona non grata.

Well..we don't have to SHOOT them....

[Thrawn]

Originally posted by LePaul
Want can I say, Thrawn.

...

Last edited by LePaul on 11-27-2005 at 08:52 PM

Come on LePaul, one more time.  You can do it!

[Gunslinger]

Originally posted by Thrawn
Come on LePaul, one more time.  You can do it!

Thrawn you can argue with lepaul all you want but it doesnt change the fact that the thread topic is correct.

[Thrawn]

Originally posted by Gunslinger
Thrawn you can argue with lepaul all you want but it doesnt change the fact that the thread topic is correct.

Not necessarily, who knows if the above data points will make a statistically significant number of people turn from the Democrats?

That poll reminds of the ones conducted about gay marriage up here.  60% against.  But the follow up question that was never asked was something along the lines of, "How important is this issue to you?".

It turned out that most of that 60% really didn't care about it.


It would have been great if in the poll you posted about their was a similar follow up question.  But as there isn't, it's guess work as to whether or not it will have a significant effect.

[midnight Target]

Most surveys have shown significant majorities believe it was a mistake to go to war, as well as rising sentiment that Bush misled Americans in making the case for it.

This is from Gun's article.

hello wall.

[Gunslinger]

Originally posted by midnight Target
This is from Gun's article.

hello wall.

But either way that damage was done.  The fact remains that democrats are trying to play political games with this war and Americans are starting to see it.

[rpm]

Originally posted by Gunslinger
But either way that damage was done.  The fact remains that democrats are trying to play political games with this war and Americans are starting to see it.

The midterms will tell.

[Dead Man Flying]

(1)  You are quoting an opinion piece as fact.

(2)  I am unable, even on the RT Strategies homepage, to locate any information to corroborate the conclusions drawn by the opinion piece quoted.  I can't find a single question on any sample survey containing the term "morale."  Maybe I'm just missing it, but I tried to find it.  The latest poll from their site dates from November 22nd.  Perhaps they have not yet released the text of the latest poll?

-- Todd/Leviathn

[SkyRock]

Not a big fan of any politician, but I would have to say that most end up lying in the manuer they spew when its all said and done!

[Gunslinger]

Originally posted by Dead Man Flying
(1)  You are quoting an opinion piece as fact.

(2)  I am unable, even on the RT Strategies homepage, to locate any information to corroborate the conclusions drawn by the opinion piece quoted.  I can't find a single question on any sample survey containing the term "morale."  Maybe I'm just missing it, but I tried to find it.  The latest poll from their site dates from November 22nd.  Perhaps they have not yet released the text of the latest poll?

-- Todd/Leviathn

Actually I was quoting the poll as fact and agreeing with the "opinion peice" (however the post clearly lists these as "articles" in the link)

Second do you have a link to the RT strategies hompage?

[Thrawn]

Originally posted by Dead Man Flying
(2)  I am unable, even on the RT Strategies homepage, to locate any information to corroborate the conclusions drawn by the opinion piece quoted.  I can't find a single question on any sample survey containing the term "morale."  Maybe I'm just missing it, but I tried to find it.  The latest poll from their site dates from November 22nd.  Perhaps they have not yet released the text of the latest poll?

-- Todd/Leviathn

I couldn't find it either but apparently the company was just set up.


Here's the only source link I could find for an RT Strategies poll.

http://www.cookpolitical.com/poll/default.php


I worked for a short while for a polling company.  I'm guessing that Cook was thier first client.  Now the question is who was their second that contracted them to carry out the poll you posted about.  And why did the information get out in an editorial piece first?  My agenda senses are tingling.

[DREDIOCK]

Originally posted by Gunslinger
I allways liked it in the Tom Clancey book when the Entire legislative branch was killed and Jack Ryan said in reguards to new elections "Give me Farmers, Teachers, Workers, NOT politicians to rebuild our federal govt.

Fire them all I say.

Got that right.

Problem is neither side seems to particularly care about whats good for the country as much as what they can BS us about to get their side into power.

[DREDIOCK]

Originally posted by Debonair
The next election will definitely be decided in the AH "O' Club"

Now THAT would scare me LOL