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Maybe they are trying to be taken seriously? The best part was where they noted that their polling was amongst the most accurate and reliable in the industry. Darn right it was! To fade that is.

https://m.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/about_us/public_relations/press_room/press_releases/rasmussen_reports_announces_a_change_in_management

I still think they are a joke but will be interested to see how their results synch up in the future.
 
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i heard they were considering going with someone who made it past algebra 1
 
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here's an article on rasmussen.  apparently, they only polled people who bought polaroid cameras.

https://www.businessinsider.com/scott-rasmussen-leaves-methodology-romney-republicans-skewed-2013-8
 
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Do you think a change in management in the Executive Branch is also due?
 
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We had an election in November that said "no".
 
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I agree.
51% of the country said "No".
Back in 1972 a majority said Nixon deserved four more years.
He lasted two.
Do you think Obama will...

A. Accept the inevitable and resign with his held head high

or

B. Be physically removed by the military, which in turn, will answer Uncle Joe's prayers?

 
 
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I'll take: C. Neither. He finishes his four years and we carry on about our daily lives as we have always done. Then in 2016 we act like we have some sort of say in the next leader of our country and continue this circus. 
 
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No one ever answers my multiple choice questions.

I think I'm being pretty fair.

If he resigns with dignity they may still name a community center for troubled teens in Chicago after him.
 
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14, FRC - no thoughts to the change in Management at (R)asmussen polling?
 
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Hi.

Since I have no interest in, or affiliation with, this polling firm, why would I care?

I think focusing on this is an example of trying to distract from the utter failures of the Obama Presidency.

This, would be a better read:

As a Democrat, I am disgusted with President Obama


https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/aug/22/democrat-disgusted-with-president-obama1

 
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In a attempt to be more accurate in the future the new management team at Rasmussen Polling will include voter fraud, when calculating it's Presidential approval rating..
 
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14 - fair enough. I guess we can look forward to your future threads highlighting positive things that (R)asmussen comes up with since they have new management.

Slim - did Obama won the election fair and square or was it stolen? If it was stolen please provide an analysis for the states stolen.
 
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Cool_Arrow,

According to the National Conference of State Legislatures there are 11 states with a Photo ID law on the books. Obama only carried 22% of them in 2012..That's why the Democrats and the DNC are fighting so hard to allow people to vote with a utility bill...

If, all states are not going to have Photo ID as a requirement to vote in a Presidential election, at the very least all ballots should be printed in cursive......
 
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Slim interesting thought process. Being that swing or moderately swingy states like Ohio, Virginia, Florida, Pennsylvania and Michigan all have GOP governors and legislatures wouldn't they have investigated and found instances that fraud swung the election?

I'll give you a hint that Ohio tried this and found at most 150ish cases which is only about 166,000 votes shy of Obama's winning margin. What other states had the fraud that swung the election that we haven't found yet? Keep grasping...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Cool_Arrow:

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I'll give you a hint that Ohio tried this and found at most 150ish cases which is only about 166,000 votes shy of Obama's winning margin. What other states had the fraud that swung the election that we haven't found yet? Keep grasping...


This is exactly why liberals are rabidly against voter identification..they can't admit there is wide spread voter fraud .. it's only a little voter fraud here and there..so it doesn't count.

 
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Slim - Is it safe to say that whenever Democrats win they win by "fraud"?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Cool_Arrow:

Slim - Is it safe to say that whenever Democrats win they win by "fraud"?


"It depends on what the meaning of the word 'is' is........
 
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It's funny how when numbers, stats and reality come into play how certain "usual suspects" try to Spin the thread...

It's an interesting combo to see desperation and lemming mentality at play
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ClubDirt:

 

i heard they were considering going with someone who made it past algebra 1


ouch...  

actually think rassmussen is smart... it is the people that believe them that didnt make it past algebra 1 that are not able to see the problem...
 
 
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Its an interesting correlation how skewed numbers actually result in a GOP bias...


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