poll question Which direction ?
Nov 14. 2010
When the Economy is bad and the joblessness is High like now 9.6 %, how can anyone reply that it is going in the Right Direction, meaning it is in good shape.?
Impossible.
So, the meaning of a majority saying it is not going in the right direction is not that the Economy has not improved since Obama was elected.
As far as I am concerned , I prefer to say the Economy is going in the CORRECT Direction , which means it is improving.
Also , it is really irritating when a poll number shows a 54 % for and 46 %
against some issue.................IT IS Declared as if it is settled issue.....................how come 46 % being against it Does no matter ??
This is like lack of respect for the minority , which is ANTI Democratic.
while this should not be satisfactory . We must respect the view of the 46%, wonder why they think otherwise .
The poll numbers are used in a bad way by the Pundits on the Cable shows. So their interpretation does not take that into account. so it is UNFAIR to a big chunk of the people.
When the Economy is bad and the joblessness is High like now 9.6 %, how can anyone reply that it is going in the Right Direction, meaning it is in good shape.?
Impossible.
So, the meaning of a majority saying it is not going in the right direction is not that the Economy has not improved since Obama was elected.
As far as I am concerned , I prefer to say the Economy is going in the CORRECT Direction , which means it is improving.
Also , it is really irritating when a poll number shows a 54 % for and 46 %
against some issue.................IT IS Declared as if it is settled issue.....................how come 46 % being against it Does no matter ??
This is like lack of respect for the minority , which is ANTI Democratic.
while this should not be satisfactory . We must respect the view of the 46%, wonder why they think otherwise .
The poll numbers are used in a bad way by the Pundits on the Cable shows. So their interpretation does not take that into account. so it is UNFAIR to a big chunk of the people.