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Meh, those sound like they’re probably all within the margin of error.
Do they ask these people who dont know who any of the Congressional leaders are “Are you alive?”
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One can deduce from that poll that the TP “leaders” who have been shown recently to be more interested in cutting spending in DC than in their own personal salries…might have lost touch with the ordinary people. Also, what rock would you have to hide under not to know who these people are, seriously???
Say what you want, Pelosi was probably the most effective speaker in recent times. You never would have the crap that Bonehead puts up with. She knew how to count votes and deliver votes…thats what a SOH is supposed to do, and hopefully she will get another chance to show them, once again, how its done.
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Polling the obvious then getting the, I have no clue, answer, just about sums it up.
We assume that the general public is somewhat informed and that by being informed they could give basic opinions regarding their leaders.
These results are based on emotions and ignorance. How can you begin to compare Pelosi’s successes to Boehner’s failures and get near the same numbers? It’s a popularity poll at best and if the pollster’s were after real information they would’ve had to feed the real facts about each leader to the polled to hopefully get results based on their records, not just which team their on.
Yes McConnell is bad but his numbers shouldn’t even be in the same hemi-sphere as Pelosi’s.
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For McConnell, perhaps it is because of that strange protuberance that passes for a chin. Very odd looking man.
I assume that about 80 percent of citizens have never heard of any of the Congressional leaders …
Only Kentucky’s polls matter about Kentucky’s pols.