Rasmussen (a credible polling venue unlike media polls) reports only 38% of the likely voters are pleased with the direction of this nation, yet we just had an election and 52% supported more of the same. Are we really to believe that there is a 14% divide in those always key "battleground states" or is the term "battleground state" really an invented phrase to condition the voter for a predetermined outcome. Since both parties are tied to a single source, doesn't that prove a planned agenda?
Charles February 13, 2013
at 11:12pm
Rasmussen (a credible polling venue unlike media polls) reports only 38% of the likely voters are pleased with the direction of this nation, yet we just had an election and 52% supported more of the same. Are we really to believe that there is a 14% divide in those always key "battleground states" or is the term "battleground state" really an invented phrase to condition the voter for a predetermined outcome. Since both parties are tied to a single source, doesn't that prove a planned agenda?