Pew research poll... most can't name one Republican leader... LOL

[Jokinomx]

A new Pew Research Center survey finds Americans continue to find it difficult to name a leader of the Republican Party. Only 29% of respondents named someone, while 18% said nobody and 52% were unsure.


http://politicalwire.com/archives/2010/04/28/republicans_still_lack_a_public_face.html

repug leaders...lol... I hope this translates in more Dems winning this fall than expected. I know it's wishful thinking, but we need to INCREASE the seats in the House and Senate to send another strong message that change is happening and it's not the conservative path that we are changing too.

[DesertRat]

1. I love it

:rofl:

[pnwmom]

2. That's because they have no leaders. n/t

[OHdem10]

3. Limbaugh runs the party.

[Jokinomx]

4. I laughed at that also.. 2% thank goodness it wasn't higher....

:toast:

[chill_wind]

5. And yet-- "Republicans Draw Even With Democrats on Most Issues."

The latest national survey by the Pew Research Center for the Press, conducted April 21-26 among 1,546 adults, finds that as many say the Republican Party (36%) as the Democratic Party (37%) could do better in improving the job situation. Four years ago, the Democrats enjoyed a 47% to 29% advantage on this issue. Similarly, the public is evenly split over which party could do a better job of dealing with banks and financial institutions (36% each). Nor is there a consensus on who can reduce the federal budget deficit (38% Republican vs. 35% Democratic Party).

The Democratic Party holds a significant edge on only one of six issues tested – dealing with the nation’s energy problems. Even there however, its 40% to 32% advantage over the GOP is far narrower than its 22-point lead last August (47% to 25%).

"About nine-in-ten (88%) rate national economic conditions as only fair or poor, and over the past year there has been no decline in the percentage saying the economy will stay the same (36%) or get worse (19%) a year from now", according to the full report, anyway,

http://people-press.org/report/608/public-doubts-stimulus-tarp