vote NO-BAMA.
41 Million Tea Party Supporters Set to Vote
The AP/GFK poll shows that 31% of likely voters consider themselves Tea Party supporters. With 131 million votes cast in the 2008 elections, that translates into an incredible voting bloc of 41 million Tea Party supporters waiting to cast ballots. These voters have already made their voices heard in Wisconsin earlier this year, as well as in Republican primaries in Texas and Nebraska.
I hope and pray the Tea Party rebels will be enogh to push Obama out. America’s (and the world’s) days are numbered but I’m hoping for a temporary receive even though the sooner it all begins to happen, the sooner will be the sign of Jesus return.
I haven’t been polled in weeks. Not since I told them I was a black democrat veteran, who voted for Obama in ‘08 and am voting for Romney. Guess I don’t fit into the profile of what they’re looking for.....
I rarely ever pick up the phone and do a survey, but last night one of the robo call surveys was starting on my answering machine and for the heck of it I picked up.
Are you going to vote? Yes, press 1.
Are you a Republican? Yes, press 1.
Are you male or female? Male, press 1.
When I pressed 1 for male Republican that is going to vote, the robo call survey hung up on me.....
Next time I guess I’ll put in I’m an undecided, unaffiliated, female and see where it takes me....
The reasons are:
1. Obama's campaign is using social networking and mapping software to track individual voters. They already know who everyone is and who they are likely to vote for.
2. When someone calls with a poll who the hell is asking? Most of these polls you are likely to get are internal campaign polls, or push-style fundraising calls disguised as polls.
3. If i tell an Obama sponsored poll that I am not voting for the one am I risking political retaliation in the future? Will the IRS come knocking? Will they have a "talk" with someone at work about that government contract someone is wanting?
Just the everyday concerns of living under fascism.
I have been sampled by phone poll no less than three times in the last seven days. Each time I have given them my honest answers. If they skew them to Obama’s benefit there is nothing that I can do. If I didn’t answer then I’d go into the undecided pool anyway or they would make up the result they wanted. Since the poll requires the respondent to answer via touch tone I must assume that the data is tabulated electronically. What they do with it afterward is anybody’s guess.
Current sign on the back of my truck:
Vote For The American
Tomorrow I’m switching it to:
Keep Working! There Are Millions Of Parasites Counting On You
"Understanding" doesn't make as much noise as hundreds if thousands of marchers waving flags and home made posters, even that noise didn't arouse the news media then, no wonder they misread the silence now.
You see, "Understanding" is quiet. There are millions of us that graduated from the TEA PARTY UNIVERSITY. We don't make a lot if noise now, but we quietly UNDERSTAND and know what we must do to save the country. We will be there at the polling places, in greater numbers than in 2010 because we have also educated those near to us, the ultimate grass roots effort. For the media, it will be "unexpected" and a "strange happening" something they "did not see coming." This may well be the LOUDEST LANDSLIDE ever and directly attributable the "silent" majority.
The media has declared us dead, so no coverage and no threat. They have no idea of the numbers of millions if us who will decide this election. We are not in their stories, their polls or even their thoughts. There is an army if voters coming to the polls they don't even see coming. The lack of reporting and skewed polls is the ultimate proof, I need no more. Join the landslide, be on the WINNING side for a change. It's OUR turn at bat.
...resistant to polls...
No kidding. I'm so tired of pollsters that when someone says "I'm taking a poll" I press the "OFF" button on my phone. Reflex. I do not participate in unofficial straw polls any more. I'll participate in the one poll that counts. (I live in Nevada, which may explain the frequency of pollsters calling.)
I'm fed up with the coverage of this "contest" as a horse-race and a parade of cheap shots. Both candidates are short on facts and long on snipe. And reading Free Republic has dropped on my daily priority list because many of the commenters here on political articles are sloganeers, not thoughtful writers. (By the way, Politico is just as bad, just the wind blows in a different direction there.)
The worst of the sniping and selective presentation is in the editorial cartoons. Yes, some of them are funny, but the majority of them represent a particular point of view to the exclusion of everything else. So I'll enjoy the funnies, but discount the message as vacuous and incomplete. The panels about the NFL replacement refs was more balanced, fair, accurate -- and funny -- than the majority of the political panels.
I have yet to see a good, accurate side-by-side comparison of the positions of the two campaigns. Of course, the mainstream media is more interested in reporting things that move papers and magazines and attract eardrums and eyeballs, not providing the electorate good, concise reporting of the unbiased facts. That include Limbaugh, Beck, Drudge, and their ilk, by the way. It's what they don't report that's the problem.
Being accurate and unbiased doesn't sell, apparently. And whose fault is that?
So this independent is not going to be sampled outside of a voting booth.
The Tea Parties are a social club. Their infighting and sniping during the primaries wounded whichever candidate the GOP would have nominated. For the sake of purity I expect they will stay home on Nov 7 handing the House and Senate into Democrat control. There is a reason that all the pollsters are showing a vastly superior turnout for the Democrats, because the “pure of heart” have indicated that they are at best reluctant voters but are tending to stay home.
One think I want to say about polls even though I do not think it is statistically significant.
I see a lot of people here who say if a pollster calls them, they lie to them.
Now, I used to do survey work, so this kind of annoys me, but what I really want to say is I hope those are not the same people who then complain about polls being inaccurate.
It is pretty clear that a lot of the recent polls are WAY off in terms of the party allocation.
But look at all the other lies the media is telling this election season.
I’m sure everyone here realizes that if Obama were a republican we would have seen our poor murdered Ambassador’s body being dragged through the streets every morning noon and night since it happened. (OK, for his family I’m glad this isn’t happening, but that is not the point.)
The deceitful MSM isn’t even reporting on the ongoing protests at our embassies.
The administration treated their own guy, THEIR OWN GUY, like he was chopped liver.
They sent Susan Rice out to lie to our faces. And she did it. She should resign, but it is too late, she should have resigned when asked to lie to the American people.
Maybe she even believed the BS story about the video. But how in God’s name she could go on national TV and maintain the security was “adequate” after 4 people were brutally murdered is beyond me.
Sorry, if you house gets robbed your security wasn’t “adequate”.
I keep saying this, but this election is no longer about Obama and Romney, it is about the media who are actively betraying the public’s trust.
Pat Cadell is 100% correct about this.
The media must be slapped down good and hard in November. If not it will only be a matter of time until we have a true dictator running this country. Be it Barack Obama or some future “god” anointed by the media.
Sorry, got a little OT on my rant.
He hates you,
He hates me,
That’s why there is a Tea Party,
With a nick-knack paddy-whack,
Obama has no back bone,
In November we’ll send him home!
And here I thought I was the only one who hung up on pollsters!