Somebody alert the MSM

Rasmussen: Democratic party affiliation at an all-time low.

We are now reaching the point in which the president is running a truly post-modern campaign, in which there is no objective truth but simply narrative. Obama’s campaign isn’t simply distorting the facts; it is inverting them. This kind of thing isn’t unusual to find in the academy. But to see a president and his campaign so thoroughly deconstruct truth in order to maintain power is quite rare. The sheer audacity of Obama’s cynicism is a wonder of the modern world.

Romney vs Obama in Rasmussen poll

In a Rasmussen presidential poll, Romney has 45 percent, Obama 39 percent.

Reduce government spending

Rasmussen: Most voters want government spending reduced.

Well over half of Americans favor repeal of Obamacare

Rasmussen: 55 percent favor repeal of Obamacare.

Cain over Obama in poll

Rasmussen: Among likely voters Cain leads Obama 43 percent to 41 percent.

Rasmussen poll

In a Rasmussen poll, a generic Republican beats Obama by 8 points.

Daily Presidential Tracking Poll

Rasmussen: 45 percent "strongly disapprove" of the job Obama's doing, the lowest yet.

A new low

Rasmussen: Seventeen percent of Americans say the U.S. Government has "consent of the governed." It has zero percent of my consent.

How about bringing grown-ups to the debt ceiling debate

... says Scott Rasmussen.

There is little doubt that the American people will take a more serious approach to resolving our long-term fiscal problems. They make hard choices in their own lives every day of the week and are prepared to do the same for the nation.
This won’t be much fun for the politicians — who tend to forget that governments derive their only just authority from the consent of the governed. In today’s world, that means the voters are not only the grown-ups in the room, they’re also the boss.

Rasmussen: "The Tea Party movement was one of the biggest political stories during the 2010 election season. From an electoral standpoint, the grassroots movement had it first impact by forcing long-time Senator Arlen Specter out of the Republican Party (and eventually out of the U.S. Senate). By the end of the season, several Tea Party candidates such as Florida’s Marco Rubio and Kentucky’s Rand Paul were elected to the U.S. Senate."

Rasmussen: "For the first time since Democrats in Congress passed the health care bill in March, a majority of U.S. voters believe the measure is likely to be repealed."

Rasmussen: Most voters oppose the reelection of anyone who voted for Obamacare, auto bailouts, and stimulus plan.

Rasmussen: GOP will pick up 55 House seats.

Glenn Reynolds has an interview with Scott Rasmussen, who has written a new book called Mad as Hell: How the Tea Party Movement is Fundamentally Remaking our Two-Party System. See Amazon.

Rasmussen: 48 percent of voters say Obama's view are extreme, while 51 percent say Hillary is mainstream.

Rasmussen: Blanche Lincoln trails John Boozman 27 to 65 percent in the Senate race. Rasmussen adds,

Lincoln was reelected to a second Senate term in 2004 with 56% of the vote, but her political fortunes in the state have plummeted since she cast a procedural vote late last year to keep President Obama’s national health care bill alive. Opposition to that bill in Arkansas has been even higher than it is nationally.

Lincoln is viewed as a liberal by 55% of Arkansas voters, while 74% regard Boozman as a conservative.

Rasmussen: Most Americans are not willing to pay higher taxes for public employees and entitlement programs.

Rasmussen: Almost a majority (48 percent) of Americans see government a threat to individual rights. I absolutely agree. There is no limit to what the government will try to do to us.

Rasmussen: Boozman 61 percent, Lincoln 32 percent.

Blake's Think Tank: Left-wingers won't lift a finger to help Lincoln this fall. 

Rasmussen: 63 percent favor repeal of Obamacare. That's the highest ever.