This Last Week's Poll

This Last Week's Poll: Obama promised a "new tone" in politics, and not just "politics as usual". In allowing his campaign to call Romney a "felon" and refusing to apologize, is he:

...a hypocrite? 18%

...ignoring his own calls for "civility"? 16%

...breaking a campaign promise? 12%

...becoming too shrill? 0%

All of the above 81%

The people have spoken! Hard to disagree with any of them.


Multiple choices and Obama's crack budget office accountants may account for totals greater than 100% Thank you for your participation!

Not a scientific poll. Respondents are self selecting. Questions are drawn from fortune cookies, hieroglyphics and tomorrow’s New York Times.

Please make your opinion known in this week's poll.

This Last Week's Poll

This Last Week's Poll: When Obama says we can't afford to go back to the disastrous policies of the past, is the "past" he's talking about...

The answers were "2009", "2010", "2011" and "All of the above". For the first time in Proof Positive Polls, we have a unanimous response. 100% of all respondents chose "All of the above".

Multiple choices and Obama's crack budget office accountants may account for totals greater than 100% Thank you for your participation!

Not a scientific poll. Respondents are self selecting. Questions are drawn from fortune cookies, hieroglyphics and tomorrow’s New York Times.

Please make your opinion known in this week's poll.

This Last Week's Poll

This Last Week's Poll, Do you think the SCOTUS decision to uphold Obamacare helps or hurts Obama in November?

"Hurts?" won with 46%
"He was toast anyway" took second with 22%
"Helps?" and "No effect" tied at 15% each.

Multiple choices and Obama's crack budget office accountants may account for totals greater than 100% Thank you for your participation!
Not a scientific poll. Respondents are self selecting. Questions are drawn from fortune cookies, hieroglyphics and tomorrow’s New York Times.
Please make your opinion known in this week's poll.

This Last Week's Poll

This Last Week's Poll, Who do you think Obama will pardon on his way out of office?

"All of the above" won with 59%

Rod Blagojevich and Tony Resko tied for second with 22% each

Eric Holder placed at 13%

Derrick Smith (D-IL) and Charlie Rangel (D-NY) brought up the rear, tied at 4% each.

Technically, some of the people on the list haven't been arrested or charged, but don't underestimate the value of a good preemptive pardon.

Multiple choices and Obama's crack budget office accountants may account for totals greater than 100% Thank you for your participation! Not a scientific poll. Respondents are self selecting. Questions are drawn from fortune cookies, hieroglyphics and tomorrow’s New York Times.

Please make your opinion known in this week's poll.