HI: Rasmussen: Inouye dominate

[Mr.Barkari Sellers]

New Poll: Hawaii Senator by Rasmussen on 2010-06-27

Summary: D: 68%, R: 20%, I: 3%, U: 8%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details

[JohnnyLongtorso]

In before Svensson:

HURR DEM HACKS THINK HE SHOULD BE UP 172 to -28!!!!11

[Eraserhead]

In before Svensson:

HURR DEM HACKS THINK HE SHOULD BE UP 172 to -28!!!!11

Haha, yeah, can't wait for his insightful commentary...

[SvenssonRS]

In before Svensson:

HURR DEM HACKS THINK HE SHOULD BE UP 172 to -28!!!!11

Oh, shut up. Is it physically impossible for people to comprehend how tiring it is when certain Democrats bash Rasmussen for no credible reason? Even whenever he, say, puts up a poll that has one of their candidates leading by a massive margin(see Schumer)? They look for any excuse whatsoever to attack him. They take any opening, no matter how nonsensical. Furthermore, I say it again - SOMEONE ACTUALLY SUGGESTED WE REMOVE RASMUSSEN FROM THE POLLING DATABASE. That bears repeating again and again because it was one of the most tragically stupid things I've ever seen.

[Rowan]

In before Svensson:

HURR DEM HACKS THINK HE SHOULD BE UP 172 to -28!!!!11

A 172 to -28 margin isn't possible. I can't imagine someone would actually believe that it should be that way though.

[SvenssonRS]

In before Svensson:

HURR DEM HACKS THINK HE SHOULD BE UP 172 to -28!!!!11

A 172 to -28 margin isn't possible. I can't imagine someone would actually believe that it should be that way though.

He was failing at being a smartass. I would have made no such comment.

[xavier110]

Why isn't Inouye ahead more? He should be at least at 75%. PPP should do Hawaii soon (esp. to see Djou).

[Lunar]

Does he have an opponent?

[Rowan]

Does he have an opponent?

Yeah. This guy:

http://roco4senator.blogspot.com/

I'm pretty sure that if your campaign website is a Blogspot page, your campaign isn't going to do much.

[JohnnyLongtorso]

In before Svensson:

HURR DEM HACKS THINK HE SHOULD BE UP 172 to -28!!!!11

Oh, shut up. Is it physically impossible for people to comprehend how tiring it is when certain Democrats bash Rasmussen for no credible reason? Even whenever he, say, puts up a poll that has one of their candidates leading by a massive margin(see Schumer)? They look for any excuse whatsoever to attack him. They take any opening, no matter how nonsensical. Furthermore, I say it again - SOMEONE ACTUALLY SUGGESTED WE REMOVE RASMUSSEN FROM THE POLLING DATABASE. That bears repeating again and again because it was one of the most tragically stupid things I've ever seen.

No, your "in before Dems say it's biased!" crap that you spew constantly doesn't bear repeating. It's just as annoying as the aforementioned "Dem hacks" (why don't you just call them out by name?). You really don't get it, do you? You're doing exactly the same thing as the people you're decrying, bleating out the same tired line over and over. Congratulations, you're a douchebag. Maybe you should look in the mirror before you tell someone to shut up.

[tmthforu94]

I'll rate this as Lean Democrat for now.

[cinyc]

Why isn't Inouye ahead more? He should be at least at 75%. PPP should do Hawaii soon (esp. to see Djou).

You're kidding, right?  8% are undecided and 3% prefer someone else.  Both numbers are plausible this far out.  If the Republican is polling at 20% (which is also realistic), how can Inouye end up above 70% in the poll?  There will be undecideds in any poll before election day, which will cut into the overall numbers.

[bgwah]

To me, the real question is: Will Inouye break Byrd's record?

[xavier110]

Why isn't Inouye ahead more? He should be at least at 75%. PPP should do Hawaii soon (esp. to see Djou).

You're kidding, right?  8% are undecided and 3% prefer someone else.  Both numbers are plausible this far out.  If the Republican is polling at 20% (which is also realistic), how can Inouye end up above 70% in the poll?  There will be undecideds in any poll before election day, which will cut into the overall numbers.

LOL, I was clearly making fun of SvenssonRS.

[JohnnyLongtorso]

To me, the real question is: Will Inouye break Byrd's record?

Which one? Inouye just has to live for another four years to break Byrd's record of the longest-serving Senator, but to be the longest-serving member of Congress, he's got 10 years to go, at which point he'd be 95.

[Lunar]

Does he have an opponent?

Yeah. This guy:

http://roco4senator.blogspot.com/

I'm pretty sure that if your campaign website is a Blogspot page, your campaign isn't going to do much.

Who was the last Senator to be elected using the number 4 to mean the word "for" in their website URL?

[King]

To me, the real question is: Will Inouye break Byrd's record?

Which one? Inouye just has to live for another four years to break Byrd's record of the longest-serving Senator, but to be the longest-serving member of Congress, he's got 10 years to go, at which point he'd be 95.

Both seem very possible.

[bgwah]

To me, the real question is: Will Inouye break Byrd's record?

Which one? Inouye just has to live for another four years to break Byrd's record of the longest-serving Senator, but to be the longest-serving member of Congress, he's got 10 years to go, at which point he'd be 95.

I think you're forgetting that Inouye served in the House from 1959 to 1963. He only needs six more years to become the longest-serving member of Congress ever.

But of course Inouye is still four years behind Dingell.