The White House continues to release their visitor files, and we continue to provide analysis on them that goes beyond simple counting. See here, here, here, and here for our previous analyses which contain more detailed descriptions of the myriad data acrobatics we have to perform to turn the decidedly dumb data we receive from the White House into true knowledge...
Read the full postYesterday, on the one year anniversary of the stimulus, Organizing For America sent the graph below to supporters. It depicts monthly US job loss from December 2007 to January 2010, and the message it means to send is clear...
Read the full postOn Friday Gallup released state by state results which measure overall satisfaction with an individual’s standard of living.
The results portend more bad news for Democrats, but also send warning signs to some Republicans...
An Insiders’ Look at Politics in the Great Lakes State
TargetPoint along with its Partners Kolt Communications and Sterling Corporation have released the first findings in 2010 from their Capitol Caucus (full press release here). This poll of Lansing’s political elite shows Attorney General Mike Cox and Congressman Pete Hoekstra with the early lead for the GOP nomination. They are followed by...
Recently, NBC News/The Wall Street Journal released a poll on the heels of the Massachusetts special election with an entire section focused on voter discontent. Some of the survey’s major findings were that 70% believed the federal government is not working well or is unhealthy, 93% believe there is too much partisan fighting in Washington and 58% feel the federal government has gone too far and tried to do too much.
The effects of voter anger are well know and documented. Between the surge of support for Obama in 2008 to the present day Republican advantage in the generic congressional ballot, voter anger is both fickle and powerful. However, does this anger extend to the private sector and do companies take a hit for taking bailout funds not just in public perception but dollars and cents?...
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