...And the numbers continue to drop...

LadyJazzer wrote:

GOP And Tea Party Unfavorability At Record Highs

Unfavorable ratings for both the Republican Party and the tea party have ticked up to record highs, according to a CNN/ORC poll released Tuesday evening.

Sixty-four percent of Americans view the Republican Party unfavorably, and 56 percent view the tea party unfavorably. Both are all-time highs in CNN's polling, although in each case, it's only a 2-point increase from a survey taken Sept. 27 through 29.

Prominent Republicans have also taken a hit.

House Speaker John Boehner's (Ohio) unfavorable rating is at 55 percent, up from 48 percent just before the shutdown, while Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's (Ky.) unfavorables rose to 42 percent from 39 percent before the shutdown. Members of their own party are also increasingly rating them negatively, according to polling. Sen. Ted Cruz (Texas), one of the most vocal supporters of the shutdown, saw his unfavorable rating climb 6 points to 42 percent.

PLEASE, ... Jus' keep doin' what yer doin' ...

The stain from the shutdown is growing! You know how when your watching a good game, you know its a good game, but you never know how good its gonna be in history or in peoples memories of it?

The Shutdown has left indelible imprints on peoples minds....That might have been it for republicans for at least 20 years, possibly forever- Its like when suddenly the entire country turned on Senator Joe Mccarthy- Suddenly he was thought of as an evil cause rather than a cure.

I think a light bulb blew up in the heads of the 100 million over worked, ill informed fence sitting masses..

"Hey! Republicans really suck!"

Big Dougy wrote:

LadyJazzer wrote:

GOP And Tea Party Unfavorability At Record Highs

Unfavorable ratings for both the Republican Party and the tea party have ticked up to record highs, according to a CNN/ORC poll released Tuesday evening.

Sixty-four percent of Americans view the Republican Party unfavorably, and 56 percent view the tea party unfavorably. Both are all-time highs in CNN's polling, although in each case, it's only a 2-point increase from a survey taken Sept. 27 through 29.

Prominent Republicans have also taken a hit.

House Speaker John Boehner's (Ohio) unfavorable rating is at 55 percent, up from 48 percent just before the shutdown, while Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's (Ky.) unfavorables rose to 42 percent from 39 percent before the shutdown. Members of their own party are also increasingly rating them negatively, according to polling. Sen. Ted Cruz (Texas), one of the most vocal supporters of the shutdown, saw his unfavorable rating climb 6 points to 42 percent.

PLEASE, ... Jus' keep doin' what yer doin' ...

The stain from the shutdown is growing! You know how when your watching a good game, you know its a good game, but you never know how good its gonna be in history or in peoples memories of it?

The Shutdown has left indelible imprints on peoples minds....That might have been it for republicans for at least 20 years, possibly forever- Its like when suddenly, country turned on Senator Joe Mccarthy- Suddenly he was thought of as a cause rather than a cure

Do you still see the "stains" of all the other PARTIAL government shutdowns in the past? I don't. But the STAIN of the ACA will never wash off unless it's actually flushed like yesterdays Taco Bell lunch.

Rick wrote:

Big Dougy wrote:

LadyJazzer wrote:

GOP And Tea Party Unfavorability At Record Highs

Unfavorable ratings for both the Republican Party and the tea party have ticked up to record highs, according to a CNN/ORC poll released Tuesday evening.

Sixty-four percent of Americans view the Republican Party unfavorably, and 56 percent view the tea party unfavorably. Both are all-time highs in CNN's polling, although in each case, it's only a 2-point increase from a survey taken Sept. 27 through 29.

Prominent Republicans have also taken a hit.

House Speaker John Boehner's (Ohio) unfavorable rating is at 55 percent, up from 48 percent just before the shutdown, while Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's (Ky.) unfavorables rose to 42 percent from 39 percent before the shutdown. Members of their own party are also increasingly rating them negatively, according to polling. Sen. Ted Cruz (Texas), one of the most vocal supporters of the shutdown, saw his unfavorable rating climb 6 points to 42 percent.

PLEASE, ... Jus' keep doin' what yer doin' ...

The stain from the shutdown is growing! You know how when your watching a good game, you know its a good game, but you never know how good its gonna be in history or in peoples memories of it?

The Shutdown has left indelible imprints on peoples minds....That might have been it for republicans for at least 20 years, possibly forever- Its like when suddenly the entire country turned on Senator Joe Mccarthy- Suddenly he was thought of as an evil cause rather than a cure.

I think a light bulb blew up in the heads of the 100 million over worked, ill informed fence sitting masses..

"Hey! Republicans really suck!"

Do you still see the "stains" of all the other PARTIAL government shutdowns in the past? I don't. But the STAIN of the ACA will never wash off unless it's actually flushed like yesterdays Taco Bell lunch.

Keep tellin yourself that Rick...If it makes you feel better :rofllol

in·del·i·ble


/inˈdeləbəl/

adjective: indelible

1. making marks that cannot be removed.

synonyms:

ineradicable, permanent, lasting, ingrained, persisting, enduring, unfading, unforgettable, haunting, never to be forgotten

WindPeak wrote:

FredHayek wrote: Some of the anti Republican votes are from people upset that they gave in. Not likely that they will sign onto Obama's debtor policies.

And after the fiasco of ACA website look for the Pres numbers to go down some more. People are finally getting the message.

You can fix a website... You can't fix teabagger-stupid.

LadyJazzer wrote: You can fix a website... You can't fix teabagger-stupid.

Before you fix the website you have to fix the stupid that was responsible for this fustercluck. Hmmmm... I wonder who was in charge of this?

What does it matter, right? We will spend whatever it takes to make that website work.
The ACA Surge!!!
As expensive as the Iraqi surge?

Walter L Newton wrote: Before you fix the website you have to fix the stupid that was responsible for this fustercluck. Hmmmm... I wonder who was in charge of this?

BUSH !

Responsibility? Accountability? From this administration?

IRS, Benghazi, F & F, NSA Spying, AP wiretaps, Obamacare, Solyndra et al. The list continues to grow.

Has ANYONE been found responsible for ANY of these events?

FredHayek wrote: What does it matter, right? We will spend whatever it takes to make that website work.
The ACA Surge!!!
As expensive as the Iraqi surge?

What does it matter...Bush didn't pay for the Iraqi surge either. Two unpaid for wars, and an unpaid-for drug benefit, and unpaid for tax-cuts... (All of which became part of the National Debt that the hypocritical teabagger party wanted to crash the economy over...)

LadyJazzer wrote:

FredHayek wrote: What does it matter, right? We will spend whatever it takes to make that website work.
The ACA Surge!!!
As expensive as the Iraqi surge?

What does it matter...Bush didn't pay for the Iraqi surge either. Two unpaid for wars, and an unpaid-for drug benefit, and unpaid for tax-cuts... (All of which became part of the National Debt that the hypocritical teabagger party wanted to crash the economy over...)

lol Hey don't mention that elephant in the room LJ...They can't see it, and it does not compute in their FOX News programed brains.

The money wasting kings are complaining about money wasting.. lol

And Obama and the Dems booboos just keep piling on.

OmniScience wrote:

Walter L Newton wrote: Before you fix the website you have to fix the stupid that was responsible for this fustercluck. Hmmmm... I wonder who was in charge of this?

BUSH !

Responsibility? Accountability? From this administration?

IRS, Benghazi, F & F, NSA Spying, AP wiretaps, Obamacare, Solyndra et al. The list continues to grow.

Has ANYONE been found responsible for ANY of these events?