Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Voter choose bankruptcy for California government

Says a Rasmussen poll:

"Sixty-seven percent (67%) of male voters say it’s better to let California go bankrupt, a view shared by 45% of women.

Nearly two-thirds of both Republicans (66%) and voters not affiliated with either party (64%) say bankruptcy is the better option. Democrats are evenly divided on the question.

Voters have taken a dim view from the start of the bailouts proposed for General Motors and Chrysler and for the financial industry.

A plurality (38%) of voters nationwide say the $787-billion economic stimulus plan has hurt the economy."


And this:

"If the election were held today, we'd lose the House," Democratic campaign consultant Tom King told the Huffington Post this week, expressing a view that HuffPo says is echoed by a number of Democratic strategists in off-the-record conversations."


This is the result of liberal irreversibility in government programs. Bankruptcy is the only method available for government reform. For the average voter, the consequences of major government failure are positive. This is severe bad news for government stimulus makers. In other words, this Obama thing is not working out, too many constituents are in the pork line for bailouts.

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