Return of “broken glass” conservative voters means deep wide and continual trouble for Democrats

The Collins Report ^ | December 1, 2009 | Kevin "Coach" Collins

[jmaroneps37]

Obama and the Democrats’ problems go deeper than just his approval ratings. Here’s a look under the media’s rug.

A recent CNN survey says 38% blame Republicans for the worst economy in 75 years. This is a sharp drop from the 53% who swallowed this line in May. The number blaming Democrats is up 6%.

Rasmussen’s presidential index shows Obama at -14 meaning he’s been at -15 or -14 for several days. Rasmussen also puts Republicans at a 7 point advantage in a generic poll which simply asks “In Congressional races next year will you vote for a Democrat or Republican?” Since our September 12 Washington rally the spread has steadily increased.

“Intensity gap” getting ugly for Democrats

Just before last month’s three big elections (NJ and Va. Governor; special in NY CD 23) Charlie Cook released his findings on voter intensity.

Cook stated his opinion very clearly writing, “DEMOCRATS WOULD HAVE TO SET UP MACHINE-GUN NESTS TO KEEP OBAMA’S FOES FROM VOTING.”

Cook based his statement on an October 12 -18 Gallup poll showing Obama’s approval rating among Democrats at 84% but just 16% among Republicans and 48% with Independent voters.

Confirmation from the far Left

A new Daily Kos poll asked if America is on the Right track or Wrong Track. We answered wrong track 40/57; bad news for the Democrats.

The news for Democrats is so bad that even these far leftist have joined the chorus of those predicting doom next year.

The super bad news for Democrats is the Voter Intensity index in the Daily Kos poll. Voters saying: they are Probably voting/ not likely to vote answered this way:

Democrats: 56/40 Independents: 65/23 Republicans 81/14

You won’t hear much about this from the media, they don’t like reporting bad news for their side.

[HamiltonJay]

Fauxbama, Pelosi and Reid have lead the Democratic party over a cliff, and most of them don’t even know it yet.

2010 is on pace to make 1994 look like a good day for democrats.

Liberal Republicans and Dems from all but the bluest districts are going to be absolutely slaughtered in the midterms.

Reid is gone, Specter is gone, Dodd gone, Pelosi will be re-elected, but her days as speaker are DONE. Even if by some miracle democrats retain the house (which I don’t think is going to happen) she will not win re-election as speaker.

[AFreeBird]

A minor edit if I may?

We're winning but we need to keep up the attack until next November 2012