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FILTER RESULTS ►STUDY: Opinion Vs Reporting
According to a just-published Pew Research study, 85% of MSNBC's airtime is devoted to opinions and commentary, with only CNN delivering more than 50% "factual reporting" out of the three cable networks examined. Breitbart is doing cartwheels: "MSNBC is everything that progressives imagine Fox to be. Show More Summary
I Never Would Have Guessed - Pew Research: MSNBC 85% Opinion, Fox 45%, CNN 46%
Pew Study Finds MSNBC the Most Opinionated Cable News Channel By Far Analysis I find that "Democracy Now" is a higher quality "progressive leaning" media source than is "MSNBC".The difference is between "The Machine Progressive" (MSNBC) and "The Unattached Progressive" (Democracy Now). Show More Summary
Why CNN could use more angry talking heads
If television viewers want more unbiased, in-depth reporting, a new poll by the Pew Research Center certainly doesn't show it. The fastest growing cable news network is the one that consists of 85 percent opinion programming: MSNBC. Fox News, which features 55 percent commentary, is still the cable news king. Show More Summary
Obama Leading in Ohio, New Polls Show
Three new polls today show that President Obama is leading in Ohio. CNN/Opinion Research has Obama up by four points, 50-46. ARG has Obama up two points, 47-49. Purple Strategies also has Obama up two, 46-44.
Statistical Question
(David Bernstein) The four most recent likely voter polls at RealClearPolitics.com are as follows: CNN/Opinion Research 9/28 – 9/30 783 LV 3.5 50 47 Obama +3 ABC News/Wash Post 9/26 – 9/29 813 LV 4.0 49 47 Obama +2 Politico/GWU/BattleG 9/24 – 9/27 1000 LV 3.1 49 47 Obama +2 Rasmussen Tracking 9/28 – 9/30 1500 LV [...]
2012: Two new post-convention polls
Obama got a bounce in a new CNN/Opinion Research poll. He’s up 52-46% among likely voters. That’s up from the 48-48% tie in the poll just before the conventions. But in a new Washington Post-ABC poll, Obama got a bounce with all voters -- but not one with likely voter …
Republicans Generally Pleased with Romney
A new CNN/Opinion Research poll finds 70% of Republicans nationally are satisfied with Mitt Romney as their party's presidential nominee with 30% wishing for someone else. Said pollster Keating Holland: "Historically, that figure is not bad. Show More Summary
Poll: most Americans want some restrictions on abortion
by Thaddeus Baklinski PRINCETON, New Jersey, August 27, 2012 (LifeSiteNews.com) - A poll conducted by Opinion Research Corporation (ORC) for CNN shows that a majority of Americans say abortion should be prohibited in some or all circumstances. The poll of 1,055 adult Americans, conducted on August 22-23, found that 35% said…
Romney Has Edge in North Carolina
A new Time/CNN/Opinion Research poll in North Carolina finds President Obama and Mitt Romney locked in a virtual dead heat with Romney up 48% to 47% among likely voters.
Obama Leads in Florida
A new Time/CNN/Opinion Research poll in Florida shows President Obama leading Mitt Romney by four points among likely voters, 50% to 46%.
Obama Holds Small National Lead
A new CNN/Opinion Research poll shows President Obama leading Mitt Romney by just two points among likely voters, 49% to 47%. Josh Marshall: "If you look at the number for registered voters it's a 9 point Obama margin. What that means...Show More Summary
Wisconsin Closer with Ryan
A new CNN/Opinion Research survey in Wisconsin shows President Obama still leading Mitt Romney, 49% to 45%, despite the addition of native son Paul Ryan to the GOP ticket. A Rasmussen survey finds Romney just ahead 48% to 47%.
Optimism on Economy Drops
A new CNN/Opinion Research poll finds optimism about how things are going in the country now at 36% -- down seven points from April -- with 63% saying things are going poorly. In addition, the number of people who say that the economy...Show More Summary
Obama Holds Solid Lead Nationally
A new CNN/Opinion Research poll finds President Obama leading Mitt Romney nationally by seven points, 52% to 45%. Key findings: "Romney's favorable rating has remained steady (47% now compared to 48% in July), his unfavorable rating has jumped from 42% last month to 48% now. The president's 56%-42% favorable-unfavorable rating now is little changed from July."
Brent Bozell On Anderson Cooper Being Gay: ‘Can [He] Give Us His Expert Opinion On Teabagging Now?’
This morning, CNN newsman Anderson Cooper announced that he is gay, "always have been, always will be." In response, Brent Bozell, president of the conservative media watchdog Media Research Center, pecked out an utterly obnoxious tweet:...Show More Summary
Voters Evenly Split on Health Care
A new CNN/Opinion Research survey finds American voters are evenly divided on last week's health care ruling, with 50% saying they agree with the Supreme Court's decision and 49% saying they disagree. Voters are also split on the individual mandate itself with 48% favoring it and 51% opposing it.
Romney Favorability Jumps Higher
A new CNN/Opinion Research poll finds Mitt Romney's favorable ratings have risen to 48%, up sharply from 34% during the heat of the divisive GOP presidential primaries. However, Romney still trails President Obama who currently has a 56% favorable rating.
Obama Has Edge Nationally
A new CNN/Opinion Research poll shows President Obama with a three-point lead over Mitt Romney (R) among registered voters nationwide, 49% to 46%. The survey also indicates Americans are divided in the battle for Congress, with 48% saying they would back the Democrat in their congressional district and 45% saying they would support the Republican.
National Mood Improves
A new CNN/Opinion Research survey finds 43% of Americans say things are going well in the country, up a whopping 19 points from August. That said, 57% say things are still going badly.
Gender Gap Gives Obama Lead Over Romney
A new CNN/Opinion Research poll finds President Obama holds a nine-point lead over Mitt Romney, 52% to 43%. The survey indicates women voters back Obama over Romney by 16 points, 55% to 39%, virtually unchanged from an 18-point advantage among women for the president in CNN polling last month.
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