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Poll: #Occupy “Movement Does Not Represent The Feelings Of The Wider Public”

Oct 17, 2011 9 Comments ›› Pat Dollard

Since the current economic policies of “Washington” are Obama’s and the Dem’s policies, that’s where the blame goes…

In the minds of likely voters, Washington, not Wall Street, is primarily to blame for the financial crisis and the subsequent recession.

The movement appears to have struck a chord with progressive voters, but it does not seem to represent the feelings of the wider public.

The movement appears to have struck a chord with progressive voters, but it does not seem to represent the feelings of the wider public.

But self-identified centrists, importantly, appear to be siding with the right on economic issues, with nearly half blaming Washington for the recession.

Click here to view data from The Hill poll.

http://pulse.yahoo.com/_MYQVREDND6BHSE5OQMW6CJVAOE Gary Indiana

Problem with Poll. Pushes Romney as ‘The Candidate’

Romney Presidency = Last 2 years of Bush “appeasing Democrats” and being a Globalist giving OUR MONEY to china and europe as a RINO-Leftist Republican

Romney = Clinton & Obama rolled into one POS
GunTotingLib

Since the current economic policies of “Washington” are Obama’s and the Dem’s policies, that’s where the blame goes…Kind of a stretch.

JIM D

That’s bullshit and you know it! The dems have controlled the house since 06. Bush just went along to get along on a lot of this stupidity. And the dipshit in charge now had ownership of all three branches unchecked for two years spending over 4 trillion dollars. We will be paying for these few years of so called progress for three fucking generations!
GunTotingLib

Nothing becomes law in ’07 and ’08 without the republican Bush’s signature.

And in ’09 and ’10 the republicans decided that anything that came to the senate had to have a 60 vote super majority.

And in ’11 an tea bagger caucus took control of the House and has, along with the senate, not allowed any thing to reach the Presidents desk.

Check history, Republicans have set new historical records for obstructionism. http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/i/MSNBC/Sections/TVNews/MSNBC%20TV/Maddow/Blog/2010/01/filibuster3.jpg
JIM D

Don’t need to The msnbcmedia logo says it all. Good night
GunTotingLib

Stick with your koolaid
GunTotingLib

Stick with your koolaid
JIM D

Don’t need to The msnbcmedia logo says it all. Good night

GunTotingLib

Since the current economic policies of “Washington” are Obama’s and the Dem’s policies, that’s where the blame goes…Kind of a stretch.