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ProSense

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2. Definitely the 12 percent.

Reply to Atman (Reply #1)

Tue May 22, 2012, 08:11 AM

May 2012

The other 25 percent seems to want to give him the benefit of the doubt.

Who knows: among them, some may skew to profit more than job creation as a motive.

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Poll: Voters Think Romney And Bain Were Driven By Profit, Not Job Creation [View all] ProSense May 2012 OP

37% of respondents are really stupid. Atman May 2012 #1

Definitely the 12 percent. ProSense May 2012 #2

And yet again the Obama campaign is dominating what everyone is talking and polling about lunatica May 2012 #3

Yep, working for Bain is going to be sufrommich May 2012 #4

Good to see Democratic messaging finally starting to work. riderinthestorm May 2012 #5

'Democratic leaning PPP' does the media ever identify Rasmussen as 'GOP leaning'??? WI_DEM May 2012 #6

Interesting - and it shows that the Democratic message on this is getting thru karynnj May 2012 #7

This isn't a very good message IMO. dkf May 2012 #8

The message is clear: Romney does not "create jobs", sufrommich May 2012 #10

The obscenely wealthy like pension funds? dkf May 2012 #12

Maybe this is only the beginning Ghost of Tom Joad May 2012 #11

duh barbtries May 2012 #9

Oh for crying out loud... Brooklyn Dame May 2012 #13