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...what office is Obama considering running against McConnel for???




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Liberals are like a "Slinky". Totally useless, but somehow ya can't help but smile when you see one tumble down a flight of stairs!




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President Obama Is Now More Popular Than Mitch McConnell In Kentucky
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Tue, 11 Feb 14 6:44 AM
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hahahahahahahahaha!

President Obama Is Now More Popular Than Mitch McConnell In Kentucky

The bad news keeps coming for Mitch McConnell. The latest Herald-Leader/WKYT Bluegrass Poll revealed that President Obama is now more popular in Kentucky than Sen. McConnell.

The Herald-Leader/WKYT Bluegrass Poll found that while McConnell and Obama each have 60% unfavorable ratings, President Obama’s favorable rating in Kentucky is two points higher than McConnell’s. Obama has a 34% favorable rating. McConnell has a 32% favorable rating. Obama is more popular than McConnell in a state where he lost to John McCain by 16 points (57%-41%) in 2008, and he lost to Mitt Romney by 23 points (60%-37%) in 2012.

Sen. McConnell is unpopular across the board in the state, but he has a big problem with his fellow Republicans. Believe it or not, 33% of Kentucky Republicans said that they disapprove of McConnell because he compromises with President Obama too much. Forty four percent of conservative Republicans said that McConnell compromises with Obama too much.

http://www.politicususa.com/2014/02/06/president-obama-popular-mitch-mcconnell-kentucky.html


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