Millennials Now Rate Republican Congressmen as Better Able to Handle Policy Than Obama?

David Freddoso found some more interesting figures in that Qunnipiac poll.

Note Freddoso's summary says "Reps in Congress," which I first thought meant "Representatives in Congress;" but it means Republicans in Congress. The actual question specified Congressional Republicans.

Freddoso writes:

The Democrats have been full of crowing triumphalism over the demographic explosion they’re expecting — and part of their hope involves taking the young vote for granted. What if they’re just wrong in assuming that any other Democrat is capable of exciting the young the way Obama did in two successive elections?

Even worse, what if this poll is just one more sign that the young are learning lasting lessons about big government that will affect their thinking for decades to come?

He also has a post on Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, get this, lying about the "better" insurance people get under Obamacare (costs more, higher deductibles and copays and fewer choices in doctors and hospitals).

One thing that you should be aware of is that word has gone out and Democrats will no longer speak of plans being "cancelled." They are now all using the euphemism "transitioned to better plans."

"Transitioned."

Oh don't mind those death panels. You'll just be "transitioned" to a more stable, less medically vulnerable state.

posted by Ace at 06:18 PM

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