New Rasmussen Poll: 75% of Americans are 'angry' at government.

Politico posted this story Monday, Feb. 8th by Andy Barr about this new Rasmussen poll:

"Three-quarters of the nation's voters are 'angry' at the federal government's policies, according to a new Rasmussen Reports survey out Monday.

Of the 1,000 likely voters surveyed Feb. 5-6, 75 percent said they were either “very” or “somewhat” angry with the “current policies of the federal government.” Forty-five percent said they were “very” angry.

Only 19 percent said they were “not very” or “not at all” angry with the government, while 6 percent were not sure." Read more at politico.com.

Nation's best political handicappers weigh in--"Can Republicans Win the Senate?"

The Wall Street Journal recently ran a story by John Fund asking if Republicans can indeed win back the Senate. Are more Senate seats in play than first imagined?

"Three of the nation's best-known political handicappers -- Larry Sabato, Charlie Cook and Stu Rothenberg -- all agree that if the mid-term elections were held today, Republicans would likely pick up seven Senate seats: Arkansas, Colorado, Delaware, Illinois, Nevada, North Dakota and Pennsylvania.

To capture a Senate majority, Republicans would also have to win Democratic seats in another three states. "Where do the other three seats come from?" asks Mr. Sabato..."

Las Vegas Mayor furious over Obama's second slam at Las Vegas. Mayor Goodman says this time an apology won't work.

Shoot First, Blog Later: Roger, Breitbart

Shoot First, Blog Later: Roger, Breitbart & Top Web Journos Go Shooting With Texas Gov. Rick Perry

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Liberal Fantasies v. Reality: Can You Spot the Difference?

Liberal Fantasies v. Reality: Can You Spot the Difference?

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