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Reblogged from thepoliticalpartygirl
thepoliticalpartygirl: A new poll released by Politico and George Washington University illustrates the overwhelming presence and favorability of conservative commentators. 49% of respondents thought Bill O’Reilly has a “positive impact on political discourse.” Glenn Beck came in second with 38%, followed by Rush Limbaugh at 36%. In contrast, liberal commentators fell to the bottom half of the spectrum, Jon Stewart leading the pack with 34% of respondents saying he has a positive impact on political discourse. 42% of those polled had never heard of Keith Olbermann; 55% had never heard of Rachel Maddow. (Battleground 2010 Poll) Aaaand this is when I start looking for places in Canada. I won’t make it in super Tea Party Conservative America. I can’t…and I won’t. 

thepoliticalpartygirl:

A new poll released by Politico and George Washington University illustrates the overwhelming presence and favorability of conservative commentators. 49% of respondents thought Bill O’Reilly has a “positive impact on political discourse.” Glenn Beck came in second with 38%, followed by Rush Limbaugh at 36%.

In contrast, liberal commentators fell to the bottom half of the spectrum, Jon Stewart leading the pack with 34% of respondents saying he has a positive impact on political discourse.

42% of those polled had never heard of Keith Olbermann; 55% had never heard of Rachel Maddow.

(Battleground 2010 Poll)

Aaaand this is when I start looking for places in Canada. I won’t make it in super Tea Party Conservative America. I can’t…and I won’t. 

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Notes

  1. ibad reblogged this from maxmaxmaaaax and added:
    At least their “negative impact” numbers are also higher. They just attract more attention to themselves.
  2. ans99 reblogged this from harborcity and added:
    This. Re-filing under: attempts at statistical analysis that are depressing.
  3. maxmaxmaaaax reblogged this from utnereader and added:
    that damn liberal media at it again..
  4. greaterthanlapsed reblogged this from robot-heart-politics
  5. d2fang reblogged this from robot-heart-politics
  6. cadaverous reblogged this from soupsoup and added:
    This is truly the most depressing news I’ve heard in a long time.
  7. mistynovembernight reblogged this from robot-heart-politics
  8. paramendra reblogged this from soupsoup
  9. so-very-sarah reblogged this from soupsoup and added:
    Aaaand this is when I start looking for places in Canada. I won’t make it in super Tea Party Conservative America. I...
  10. pberntsen reblogged this from soupsoup and added:
    So on it’s face, this poll could be seen as a bad sign for liberal commentators. I would disagree. The “red”...
  11. skylarious reblogged this from soupsoup
  12. joinakibbutz reblogged this from thepoliticalpartygirl
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  14. soupsoup reblogged this from thepoliticalpartygirl
  15. kungfucarrie reblogged this from robot-heart-politics and added:
    This is depressing for the obvious disparity in conservative vs. liberal voices being heard by the average American (not...
  16. thechurchchannel reblogged this from ianwoodiel
  17. jugglingthethoughtsinmyhead reblogged this from robot-heart-politics and added:
    This is so gross… BUT SHOUT OUT TO GDUBBS!
  18. squashed said: Not so depressing. Look at the positive/negative ratio rather than the “total positive”.
  19. listofnow reblogged this from robot-heart-politics and added:
    I shouldn’t read about things like this when I’m already Crabby.
  20. ohbelowme reblogged this from robot-heart-politics and added:
    How have 42 people in this poll have not heard of Keith Olbermann. Keith is the man.
  21. yargrolyat reblogged this from robot-heart-politics
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  23. ianwoodiel reblogged this from robot-heart-politics and added:
    That’s it. Leaving the country.
  24. brooklynmutt reblogged this from thepoliticalpartygirl
  25. brushrealityaside said: Oh. Oh, god. That’s disheartening. I mean, the results are not great, but what is even more disturbing is that people don’t even seem to know where they’re getting their news from.
  26. supersoygrrrl reblogged this from missworded and added:
    I used to do political surveys over the phone for monies. The only people who did actually wanna talk to us and answer...
  27. iamamonocle said: This makes me so sad.
  28. elizs reblogged this from devingo and added:
    what he said. devingo:
  29. devingo reblogged this from thepoliticalpartygirl and added:
    Hold on a minute. Isn’t...real headline here that 5 percent