Wednesday, April 15, 2009
HOPEANDCHANGE
According to today's lead headline in the Tennessean, the economy has "sputtered," even though we have President HOPEANDCHANGE in charge.
Keepin' that in mind, this from National Journal ain't no surprise ...
Three recent polls show the GOP gaining ground on the generic ballot question, starting with an NPR survey conducted by Public Opinion Strategies (R) and Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research (D) that put the two parties exactly square: 42 percent for each. Independents, however, preferred the GOP, 39-30. [Emphasis mine]
And if that ain't enough to send shivers through the boots of the most-moving MoveOn.org mover, this should:
● Simmons 50 - Dodd 34
● According to a poll ... U.S. Rep. Mike Castle has more support today than Attorney General Beau Biden, should the two run in 2010 for the U.S. Senate seat vacated by Beau’s father, Joe. ...
The survey, conducted by North Carolina-based Public Policy Polling, of 782 Delawareans found 44 percent support Castle while 36 percent favor the younger Biden.
● A new Quinnipiac poll finds Gov. Jon Corzine (D) trailing former U.S. Attorney Chris Christie (R) by 9 points in a potential November matchup. Christie led by 6 points in a poll last month.
Keepin' that in mind, this from National Journal ain't no surprise ...
Three recent polls show the GOP gaining ground on the generic ballot question, starting with an NPR survey conducted by Public Opinion Strategies (R) and Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research (D) that put the two parties exactly square: 42 percent for each. Independents, however, preferred the GOP, 39-30. [Emphasis mine]
And if that ain't enough to send shivers through the boots of the most-moving MoveOn.org mover, this should:
● Simmons 50 - Dodd 34
● According to a poll ... U.S. Rep. Mike Castle has more support today than Attorney General Beau Biden, should the two run in 2010 for the U.S. Senate seat vacated by Beau’s father, Joe. ...
The survey, conducted by North Carolina-based Public Policy Polling, of 782 Delawareans found 44 percent support Castle while 36 percent favor the younger Biden.
● A new Quinnipiac poll finds Gov. Jon Corzine (D) trailing former U.S. Attorney Chris Christie (R) by 9 points in a potential November matchup. Christie led by 6 points in a poll last month.
# posted by Joltin' Django @ Wednesday, April 15, 2009 
