Weak Tea: Polls, Rally Attendance Show Implosion of Radical Right’s Support

By: Friday April 1, 2011 12:35 pm

With radical Republicans forging ahead on the signing of a union-busting bill in Ohio while a court blocks (again) a similar bill in Wisconsin, a new Gallup poll shows that US voters strongly side with state employee unions over the governors in these disputes. At the same time, a much-heralded Tea Party “rally” in Washington, DC drew only 250 people at most, a far cry from the estimated 100,000 reached several times during the repeated rallies in Madison. Even though Democrats are showing no leadership at all on framing the horrendous moves Republicans are making to punish poor working people for the benefit at the expense of large corporations, the Tea Party movement is clearly turning into a victim of its own hateful messaging.

Gallup: 70% of Americans Think Obama Hasn’t Brought About Enough Change

By: Wednesday January 19, 2011 10:30 am

I guess it’s my week to write about polls, because this number in the new Gallup poll on President Obama really jumps out.

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