Gallup: Twice As Many Conservatives as Liberals

Posted on October 26, 2009

In a new Gallup Poll, twice as many Americans “describe their political ideology” as Conservative rather than liberal. In the latest Gallup survey of 16,321 adults identified 40% as “describing” their political ideology as Conservative, 20% say liberal and 36% described themselves as moderate. The poll has a +/- 1% margin for error. ((FoxNews.com – Poll: Conservatives Most Dominant Political Group Among Americans))

This poll reflects a slight shift in ideology among American adults where in 2005 the number of moderates was even with Conservatives.

Gallup also suggested that a series of 16 polls conducted since January has identified some key issues upon which the American people are taking a greater Conservative position. Such as, 45% of Americans now believe that “there is too much government regulation of business and industry.” This is a 7 point jump from September.

Also notable is the number of Americans who now say that labor unions should have less influence over government – 42%. This reflects a 10 point leap since August.

America is getting fed up with the liberal power grab. As it continues, you will see it reflected in the polls. As damaging as it is, perhaps the Obama Infestation, the SanFran Nan House, and the Reid Senate are actually doing more to turn the tide of the GOP more Conservative than ever. The blue blood socially liberal RINOs who wish to control the Republican Party are losing support as many on the right see them as being no different than Democrats.

The 2008 Presidential elections were a no win for Republicans as the two choices presented to the American people were both liberal. Conservative America only had 2 reasons to vote for McCain – Sarah Palin and to keep Barack Hussein Obama out of the White House. The media’s portrayal of Palin and their championing of Obama was the difference. Hence the reason why I called Obama the President the media picked.

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