Climate Change No Longer Even On The List of Things Americans Are Concerned About

RWas AL gore near South Dakotaight after 28 clueless Senate Democrats held a pajama Party (Up4Climate) on the floor of the US Senate to lobby a California Billionaire for campaign donations, Gallop released its March 2014 polling on what Americans think are the most important problems facing the US.

“Climate” didn’t even make the new list. (Update: Extreme Shaheen is 100% Out of Touch with ordinary Americans.)  And…

A Quinnipiac University poll in January ranked, in order, the three issues voters cared about the most: the economy, the federal budget deficit, and health care.

Oh, and that other distraction the Democrats have been obsessing over, income equality (aka- Minimum wage hysterics), that came in at the bottom, again with only 2%.  So you know what that means?

These ‘issues’ no one cares about, are just a distraction from what they do care about, but on which Democrats are in major trouble; jobs and the economy, dissatisfaction with government, debt, deficits, and healthcare.   All signature failures after seven long years of Democrat Majority control of Congress and or the White House.

Hmmm.  So the Eight trillion in new debt, huge unassailed budgets, and all the tax money spent for that “laser like focus on jobs,” and fixing healthcare, and people feel worse today about every single issue the Democrats claimed they needed the money to “fix.”   That explains their #addictiontokoch.  Distraction, distraction, distraction…

 

Gallop Priorities for Americans March 2014

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