Wow! You should see the lines of people at the polls in GA

Click on the link to see where billions and billions of stimulus money would go for high speed rail lines. Note that 3/4 of them do not connect to the rest of the country. They are mostly 'local' rail lines. At the bottom or side of the chart, you can click on each line and see the projected cost of each. In my honest opinion, from reading some of the other newspapers and journals, most of these lines will be so fast, anywhere between 100-236 mph trains, yet only cut 1/2 ...

anyone know if it is true they still pay people to move to Alaska? ...

This is a kind of study, to see how women handle combat, I guess? "In the coming months, General Amos said in an interview, the Marine Corps plans to assign about 40 women to 19 battalions of six different types: artillery, tank, assault amphibian, combat engineer, combat assault and low-altitude air defense. Infantry battalions, however, will remain closed to women." ...

The governor is expected to sign it into law. It gives every women in Oregon free abortions, paid by their health care provider (wonder how many will pull out of Oregon now). Insurance companies in Oregon would be required to cover abortions and other reproductive services at no cost to the patient regardless of income, citizenship status or gender identity under a measure approved Wednesday by lawmakers. The Oregon bill is unique in that patients would have access to the procedur ...

The breakdown is hard to follow here, but it's one of the polls in favor of keeping OCARE and/or improving it. Predictably it runs along partisan lines - 6 in 10 Repubs with a thumbsdown. The polls will go back in forth I'm sure but a firm majority say keep it or improve it and I see that majority growing as time goes on. ...

As people are seeing what would happen if the ACA is gone things seem to be changing on both sides. ...

NBC/WSJ Poll out todayObama Job approval 49%Favorable/UnfavorableObama 48/39Romney 33/36Preference for CongressDemocrat controlled 46%Republican controlled 44%Who would you vote forObama 49%Romney 43%Support TeapartyYes 25%No 64%Caring about average peopleObama 52%Romney 22%Women's IssuesObama 49%Romney 21%Looking out for Middle ClassObmam 48%Romney 27%Commander in ChiefObama 43%Romney 33%Consistent and standing up for his beliefsObama 41%Romney 30%Honest and straigt forwardObama 37%Ro ...

Among Entrepreneurs, Romney Leads By 20 ;) http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/elections/election_2012/election_2012_presidential_election/august_2012/among_entrepreneurs_romney_leads_by_20 ...

Poll Date Sample MoE Obama (D) Romney (R) Spread RCP Average 9/12 - 9/20 -- -- 48.4 44.9 Obama +3.5 Rasmussen Tracking 9/18 - 9/20 1500 LV 3.0 46 45 Obama +1 National Journal 9/15 - 9/19 1055 LV 3.0 50 43 Obama +7 Gallup Tracking 9/13 - 9/19 3050 RV 2.0 47 47 Tie Associated Press/GfK ...

I've heard it said that they just shape public opinion, they don't reflect future reality. ...

27 booths were overwhelmed by what poll workers were calling record-breaking early voter turnouts for a blue precinct in a red state (Harris County/Houston). Folks were really upbeat despite the long wait, joking and making the best of it. Thoroughly enjoyed the day and the relief to know it's a done deal until 2014. Obama/Biden 2012. ...

http://www.gallup.com/poll/160598/democrats-push-satisfaction.aspx PRINCETON, NJ -- Slightly more than a quarter of Americans, 27%, are satisfied with the way things are going in the United States today, while 72% are dissatisfied. Satisfaction this month is similar to the 25% Gallup found in January but up from 23% in December. ... Currently, 47% of Democrats are satisfied with the direction of the country, up from 39% in January and the second highest recorded since early 2010. The high c ...

#15 on the Republican list. ABC Nightline has interview with him tonight. ...

Americans flocking to vote out the Democrats but when questioned about the issues mostly agree with the Democratic party platform, not extending tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans, financial reform, etc. I could not believe my neighbor saying he was voting for a Tea Party candidate because he is mad at Obama for not going far enough with healthcare and having a public option. Huh? If that isn't "cutting off your nose to spite your face" I don't know what ...

This study has successfully predicted the outcomes of Presidential elections for the last 30 years, since Reagan. Clickable link - I hope. ...

Obama ahead of Romney by 5 and 6 percentage points respectively. ...

trust polls, but I do love to yank chains. Yahoo!! ...

Dick Morris has always been well respected for his opinions. He has good insight and usually is spot on with his assessments. I think this is a very good article and explains it very well. http://www.dickmorris.com/why-the-polls-under-state-romney-vote/ ...

France's National Front, one of the most powerful populist far right parties in Europe, eyed significant gains against President Francois Hollande's ruling socialists in regional elections Sunday. The elections' first round got under way at 8:00 am (0700 GMT) across 101 "departments", which control issues such as school and welfare budgets. For the National Front, Sunday was a chance to punish the Socialists and get up a head of steam for presidential elections in 2017 that ...

Warning: Their opinions will please and displease no matter who you support. Even when economists agreed, they often disagreed on why. But--this fairly short and very readable article has some very good information to chew over. http://www.economist.com/node/21564175 (Please don't post pieces you like out of context unless you want me providing the rest of the paragraph right up front where everyone will read it. For instance some will like "The president’s least popular policy was ...

Looks like Cruz/Kasich plan backfired and that very plot may have caused voters to shift to Trump. Then after he lost 5 states to Trump he went on to name a running mate, Carly Fiorina in a last ditch effort to gain women voters. How stupid did Cruz think voters are? Texas Sen. Ted Cruz admits he’s putting all his eggs into Indiana, but a new poll suggests a win Tuesday in the Hoosier State’s Republican presidential primary against front-runner Donald Tr ...

There are several Democrats who would likely vote with Republicans to repeal Obamacare in the Senate, and the House vote would be a slam-dunk. ...

Current polls have Hillary Clinton with 294 Electoral College votes in 2016 http://www.examiner.com/article/current-polls-have-hillary-clinton-with-294-electoral-college-votes-2016 ...

Earlier this morning we wrote about the obvious sampling bias in the latest ABC/Washington Post poll that showed a 12-point national advantage for Hillary. Like many of the recent polls from Reuters, ABC and The Washington Post, this latest poll included a 9-point sampling bias toward registered democrats. "METHODOLOGY – This ABC News poll was conducted by landline and cellular telephone Oct. 20-22, 2016, in English and Spanish, among a random national sample of 874 likely voters. Results ...

Trump will be at a Rolling Thunder rally today. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN ...

I belong to three other large, mostly female sites on line. These aren't political (for instance, one is a large crafting site). I'd call one of them about evenly split. The other two are leaning Trump. For sure, none of them is pro-Hillary. And you can do this with just about any photo of the crowds that Trump gets. (See link.) Of course, Hillary's own internal polls are telling her the same thing, which is precisely the reason for the latest dirty political trick. You ...

Independents also expect Ryan to do substantially better than Biden, although aren't quite as excited as Pubs over the man some are describing as the "new intellectual leader" of the Republican Party. Yes, that IS Ryan they're talking about. ...

Wow! You should see the lines of people at the polls in GA

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