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To: tejek who wrote (750728)	11/1/2013 11:38:57 AM
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you west coasters are sure gonna be proud you voted for Obama one day Chinese state media show plans for nuke strikes on US cities... Damage projections for Seattle and Los Angeles...

To: tejek who wrote (750728)	11/1/2013 11:54:01 AM
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Top Pollster Sees Evidence Of Political 'Shock Wave' npr.org by MARA LIASSON November 01, 201310:45 AM Here's an email that caught my eye Thursday. It's from Republican Bill McInturff, one of the best pollsters around and not someone known to hyperbolize. He was discussing the results of this month's NBC News/Wall Street Journal survey, which he conducts with Democrat Peter Hart. Just a few weeks ago, McInturff had characterized the high negative ratings for Congress and the President as "ripples that will take a long time to resolve." But McInturff is revising and extending his remarks. "Ripple," he says, was way too careful. The word he's using today is "shock wave." He says his new polls have broken all records for a generation of NBC/WSJ polling data. He found: The lowest rating for Obama of his presidency,The lowest positive rating for the Republican party,And for the first time ever, a majority of people choosing NOT to identify with either political party.Why the pox on all their houses? The shutdown and the rollout of the Affordable Care Act exchanges. McInturff writes, "These events have deeply unsettled people and diminished the public confidence required of a great nation."

To: tejek who wrote (750728)	11/1/2013 11:54:02 AM
From: RetiredNow	1 Recommendation Recommended By TideGlider Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577133

Top Pollster Sees Evidence Of Political 'Shock Wave' npr.org by MARA LIASSON November 01, 201310:45 AM Here's an email that caught my eye Thursday. It's from Republican Bill McInturff, one of the best pollsters around and not someone known to hyperbolize. He was discussing the results of this month's NBC News/Wall Street Journal survey, which he conducts with Democrat Peter Hart. Just a few weeks ago, McInturff had characterized the high negative ratings for Congress and the President as "ripples that will take a long time to resolve." But McInturff is revising and extending his remarks. "Ripple," he says, was way too careful. The word he's using today is "shock wave." He says his new polls have broken all records for a generation of NBC/WSJ polling data. He found: The lowest rating for Obama of his presidency,The lowest positive rating for the Republican party,And for the first time ever, a majority of people choosing NOT to identify with either political party.Why the pox on all their houses? The shutdown and the rollout of the Affordable Care Act exchanges. McInturff writes, "These events have deeply unsettled people and diminished the public confidence required of a great nation."