[skinkinthegrass]

This shall really Irk the (L)MSM types.

[albie]

I don’t agree with any polls because I’ve lost trust in most of my fellow Americans to make a rational or logical decision of any sort. If they strictly poll conservatives, then I’ll listen. If you’re a liberal you have minimal knowledge of history or economics. Your decisions are based on emotion and stupidity.

[wku man]

It's great that we're a conservative nation. But what good does it do if we're a bunch of gutless -- albeit conservative -- cowards? Beck was right when he so famously said, "we surround them". We're the silent majority. We could turn this Republic around in the blink of the eye, if we would just get pi**ed off enough to get our lazy, cowardly a**es off the couch and DO SOMETHING!

Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!

[Count of Monte Fisto]

Its too bad conservatives don’t have a national political party that represents their interests.

[Road Warrior ‘04]

...political correctness reeks from every commercial...

Every commercial has to have a white male, black male, Asian female, Middle Eastern female, a gay guy, a gay gal, a three legged dog and a bobtail cat in it! Must hit every demographic!

[tanknetter]

Big Business = Corporatism = Crony Capitalism = Third Position Economics = Fascism.

[upchuck]

What the "trust in institution" polls conducted by Gallup really show is what the Battleground Poll, the Gallup Poll questions on ideology, and Survey USA and other polling organizations have been reporting for some time: America is overwhelmingly conservative.

If that's the case, why do we have an Marxist in the White House?

Please note: the question in the previous question is strictly rhetorical in nature.