Voters trust republicans on all 10 key issues

Voters are a lot smarter than the democrats wish. Glad they get it. Good article: First since Bush: Half of all voters trust GOP on economy For the first time in five-and-a-half years, half of all likely voters now trust Republicans more than Democrats on the economy, the number one issue in the upcoming fall election. ...

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's expected presidential campaign got some bad news in a new set of Quinnipiac University polls released Thursday. Quinnipiac surveyed three crucial swing states — Colorado, Iowa, and Virginia — and found Clinton's lead slipping against her possible Republican rivals. Peter Brown, assistant director of the polling outfit, said the shift is because voters increasingly see Clinton as a dishonest candidate. "Clinton's lead is wilting ...

http://rawstory.com/rs/2010/0428/pot-petition-dupe-voters-republicans/ ...

Have any of you been able to repair the trust in a relationship when it's been broken quite badly? Able to repair the relationship itself? That's my main question and I'd like to hear how others handled it. Details of your own personal 'mess' are not what I care to hear, but how you repaired things. I want my best friend back and the trust we had. I don't want to have to go through legalities now or down the road. I still love h ...

In separate interviews Sunday, Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan refused to identify which tax loopholes they would close in order to pay for their large tax cuts.On NBC’s “Meet The Press,” Romney dodged multiple questions about which deductions or credits he’d target, saying only that he’ll get rid of “some of the loopholes and deductions at the high end” while seeking to “lower the burden on middle income people.”Pressed for one specific example, Romney replied, “Well, the specific ...

And where does Fox fall? ...

Been dating a guy for quite a while now. Met his entire family, aunts, uncles, his kids and grandkids. He lives an hour away, so I only see him on the weekends. We text all day and talk on the phone during the week. I've noticed his facebook messaging habits have changed the past month. I'll get up in the morning and notice that he was online at like 3 in the morning. He'll tell me he fell asleep and thats why he didnt answer my messages, but they wi ...

to make crisis decisions? I just have to shake my head when I read the stuff he does. Are there two people in his brain or what? I'm sure if he starts a nuclear war and then decides he shouldn't have Paul Ryan will say it's just a learning curve. ...

Hello, I just need prayer to increase my faith as I continue to job search in 2010. I finished my program in early October and have been job searching since that time. As each month comes and we fall further behind in our bills I am continuing on trying to focus on God and his faithfulness to every situation. Thank you. ...

http://twitchy.com/2012/08/29/sick-wikipedia-entry-calls-mia-love-dirty-worthless-whore-and-house-nigger/ To be fair, the offending entries have been edited out by now, but the format of the site makes it possible for anyone and everyone to editorialize anything as fact. ...

n her first public comments on a controversy involving her emails, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton answered questions from the press for 20 minutes, but her response amounted to this:You've just got to trust me. Link: http://news.yahoo.com/hillary-just-trust-one-205307894.html?bcmt=comments-postbox "You've just got to trust me??" Uh, no Hillary, we don't! ...

Not mine - swiped from a contributor with the screen name "Croaker" over at The Hill (feel free to add your own): Things that I trust more...than Hillary Clinton:* Mexican tap water* A rattlesnake with a "pet me" sign* OJ Simpson showing me his knife collection* A Jeffery Dahmer dinner invitation* An elevator ride with Ray Rice* Taking pills offered by Bill Cosby* Michael Jackson's Doctor* An Obama Nuclear deal with Iran* A Palestinian on a motorcycle* Gas station Sushi* A Jimmy Carter e ...

after hosting diplomats and their staff and a TASS photographer, really dished the goods on our intelligence gathering in Syria. He doesn't seem to understand the difference between highly confidential information and folksy chit-chat. Not to mention, you KNOW the camera equipment was bugged as well, Russian methods being as they are. How can this have happened? Isn't somebody on the job there, making sure there is some security in place? ...

be on the lookout for republican trickery. what with the stunts by the new govs in WI and OH immediately going after unions and the fallout from the disasterous NY loss over the Ryan plan, its pretty obvious the repub candidates are NOT going to say what they REALLY plan to do if elected. Do not be lulled into complacency by their low-wattage personalities. Sharks. sharks I tell you. If their mouths are moving, you know its a lie. ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uL9aIgAl7pE ...

Everyone should watch this and listen. Link ...

opinion editorial....but more true than most of the "news" on the media! ...

We simply have to make it so that no individual or entity in society has the ability to exert special influence on elections, either by means of wealth or position. I don't care if it's Soros, the Koch Brothers, the owner of a news channel, a corporation, or the editorial board of a newspaper. I say, keep your greedy hands off our elections! The most basic tenet of fair elections is that no one enjoys special privileges. We don't let any of these people v ...

In a stunning Friday (isn't it always?) revelation, we found out that yet another key figure from Hillary Clinton's "rat pack" -- her former chief-of-staff Cheryl Mills - was given immunity in the email server investigation. As Ed Morrissey points out, that makes "at least five" -- who knows how many there really are -- who have received this treatment. So far that's techies Bryan Pagliano and Paul Combetta (more of him in a moment), John Bentel of the Office of Information Re ...

Before the decision even comes down from the Supreme Court on Obama's health care law I have to admit I have no confidence in them. It's all political. Giving the election to bush over Gore and allowing corporations to fund elections makes me think the court is not bipartisan. When the highest court in the land is partisan I have no hope. I feel sad for our country. Do you trust them? ...

An ongoing problem that should not happen. http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2012/09/02/3497857/group-says-it-found-30000-dead.html ...

OR the illiterate, drug-raddled, black welfare leach beloved of some on this board. (Note, this article IS outstandingly silent on women voters, talk about forgetting to consider something.:) By Adam Serwer, Mojo ""President Barack Obama defeated Mitt Romney by assembling a coalition of unprecedented diversity—in an electorate that was 72 percent white, 44 percent of Obama voters were not. But in the dull lexicon of Washington political reporters, a rich, NPR-listening white li ...

This study was a fascinating, non-party-bashing, break-time read that explains a little of what's going on in politics in America. ...

Your Great Dictator is surrounding himself with a white supremacist, an avowed racist, a volatile former general, etc. I can't wait for the rest. This is the most terrifying group of appointments one could possibly imagine. I wonder if Trump starts WWIII, assuming we aren't all gone already, you would still support him and his choices. ...

As much as business leaders, more than Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernacke, more than dems in Congress, more than pubs in Congress, more than tea party leaders (what leaders), more than Tim Geitner and more than labor union leaders (the last three being in a statistical dead heat for last place)? O-B-A-M-A. Oh, now would ya look at that? After all that witchin' and moanin and carrying on. Go O ! Find those pretty numbers here: http://www.gallup.com/p ...

Can't even begin to imagine. ...

1. Mexican tap water 2. A porcupine with a “pet me” sign 3. Bill Clinton, with my teenage daughter 4. A fart while fighting the flu 5. An elevator ride with Ray Rice 6. Taking pills or a drink offered by Bill Cosby 7. A Bigfoot sighting 8. A Hillary Clinton w ...

Quoting a pollster on TV just now, and "They suck lemons." (Question: Really negative?) "Omigod, beyond really negative." They're unhappy with everything and everyone, and most probably won't vote. Although they're notably less negative favoring the GOP side, that's hardly an endorsement. If there was a third candidate "those are the people who probably would switch there." Good news (I guess) for the democratic process is that this dispirited pool has shrunk over ...

Voters trust republicans on all 10 key issues

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