June 26, 2009
Assorted Summer "Outliers"
The Pew Research Center uses fewer words, gets a different result on spending vs. deficit reduction; Ed Kilgore, and Linda Hirshman react.
Gallup finds 92% consider extramarital affairs immoral.
Nate Silver compares calls on Sanford to resign to those faced by other "pantsless pols."
Jennifer Agiesta notes a cooling among liberals toward Obama on global warming.
National Journal's insiders see a rough road for Cap and Trade.
David Hill considers why choice, competition and a plan "like Medicare" might appeal to Republicans.
Matthew Cooper has a theory on Obama's slowly declining job rating.
Carl Bialik chalks up a success for automated surveys in Virginia.
Tom Jensen sees a correlation between PPPs Obama job rating and his 2008 vote.
David Winston tests the effectiveness of GOP attacks on Nancy Pelosi.
Greg Sargent reports that Democrats are attacking Republicans for their low poll numbers.
Mark Mellman critiques the poll reporting of the London Independent.
Brenden Nyhan says its wrong to assume only Republicans mistake Obama for a Muslim.
Chris Bowers assesses Sestak vs. Specter.
Michelle Bachmann prefers ignorance to an accurate Census.
By Mark Blumenthal on June 26, 2009 11:09 PM | Permalink