Do democrats have any statistics to support their harangues against conservatives?

[demarco]

have you been taking drugs today?

[avikar76]

What a bunch of crap!

[tonibraxton]

"The thing about statistics and quotes on the internet is they can be twisted to back up any argument"

- Abraham Lincoln

[macquaid35]

liberals have the benefit of always having conservatives around to clean up their messes.......

[hrafn]

Excerpts from the Christian Science Monitor article / Gallop poll / CBS poll on Tea Party & Republican followers:

“In general, the concerns of people who describe themselves as tea party followers are not much different from those who identify themselves as Republicans, notes Gallup.

Sixty-three percent say they get the majority of their political and current events news on television from the Fox News Channel, compared to 23 percent of Americans overall.

This survey found that only 35 percent of tea party adherents rated African-Americans as “hard-working.” Among whites who disapprove of the tea party, the comparable figure was 55 percent.

Some 45 percent of tea partiers judged African-Americans “intelligent,” according to the University of Washington poll. By comparison, 59 percent of anti-tea party whites viewed African-Americans as intelligent.” -

Twenty percent of Americans overall, one in five believes the president was not born in the United States.

Asked to volunteer what they don't like about Mr. Obama, the top answer was that they just don't like him.

Thirty percent of Tea Party supporters believe Mr. Obama was born in another country, despite ample evidence to the contrary. Another 29 percent say they don't know.

Eighty-eight percent disapprove of President Obama, compared to 40 percent of Americans overall.

Fifty-two percent believe too much has been made of the problems facing black people.

http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Politics/2010/0714/Nasty-tea-party-NAACP-racism-feud-Who-s-right

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-20002529-503544.html

[plys]

Not to my knowledge, they seem to think that |"studies|" by liberal think tanks and opinions on blog sites are all they need.

[vohkinne]

I'm not sure how many people you expect to read that long harangue, but I'll just deal with the top and the bottom.

The Pew Research Group, a conservative think tank, reports that: Study Finds Obama Received "Unrelentingly Negative" Media Coverage http://mediamatters.org/research/2011/10/17/study-finds-obama-received-unrelentingly-negati/183623

Now, let's discuss how much you love the Constitution. Are you in favor of legislators putting a vaginal probe in women to try to shame them into giving up the right given to them by the Supreme Court in Roe v Wade? If not, you are just as much against the Constitution as you claim we are. We're perfectly willing to allow you to practice your religion as you wish, but the Constitution says you can't force us to practice it as well!

[emek]

No, liberals make things up on a regular basis (more so on Y!A) but provide no facts to back up their baseless claims. A Ouija board, fortune cookie, or a palm reader are at most times more accurate and based on facts than liberals.