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NPR vs. (Scratch That) -- er, Joins Rasmussen

HotAir has a great story on the swaying voter dislike of the road the Obama administration is taking them:

The president has said he’ll talk about economic growth — the top priority for voters, according to a new survey conducted by Republican Glen Bolger and Democrat Stan Greenberg. The poll of 800 likely voters also finds that opinion has soured on Obama’s No. 1 legislative priority this year: an overhaul of the country’s health care system.

The poll holds plenty of danger signs for the Democrats. In one indicator studied closely by both parties ahead of midterm elections, likely voters chose an unnamed Republican candidate by 5 percentage points over the Democrat on a hypothetical congressional ballot.

And, Bolger points out, that edge is more pronounced among people whose interest in the midterms is high.

“So while it’s a 5-point lead overall, among the most interested voters, that lead doubles,” Bolger says. “And we saw that take effect in Virginia; we saw it took effect in [the] New Jersey gubernatorial race; and we saw it take effect in the Massachusetts Senate race as well.”

Make sure you follow the links about the war on Rasmussen. Here is a bit from NPR:

If the 2010 elections for United States Congress were being held today, for whom would you vote: the Republican candidate or the Democratic candidate in this district?

It Seems Global Warming and Health-Care Are the Administration's Top Priorities, Which Is Why They Will Lose in Nov and 2012

BREAKING: PALIN HINTS AT 2012

  -- Libertarian Republican h/t --

Excerpted from the Orlando Sentinel Nov. 24:

Former Republican vice-presidential nominee Sarah Palin rolled through Central Florida on Tuesday, finding raucous fans in a conservative retirement community before ending her day in Orlando to cheers of "President Palin."

And though Palin has dodged questions about her political future, her devotees made it clear they want her on the 2012 ballot.

"I addressed her as 'President Palin,' " said Debbie McMillan of Orlando. "She said, 'I like that very much — I could live with that.' "

Steele Determination

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Grooming for 2012

So I predict the unstoppable ticket for 2012 is Palin/Steele. I will (when I get some money, start printing stickers for it). I have been out of work for 3-months and my budget is running low.