Tag: 2012 Politics

What the results of a Colorado focus group suggests about the 2012 presidential campaign

By Dave Andrusko Editor’s note. There is still time to register for the National Right to Life convention June 28-30 and to reserve a hotel room at the Hyatt Regency Crystal City in  Arlington, Virginia. Just go to www.nrlconvention.org. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Last week NRL News Today paid a lot of attention to the reams of bad …

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What to Make of the Latest Washington Post/ABC poll about the 2012 Presidential Election

By Dave Andrusko What should pro-lifers make of a poll released this afternoon that finds that 55% of Americans think Republicans will win the White House next year—while only 37% think President Obama will win a second term thirteen months from now? Several preliminary thoughts come to mind. Clearly, the President is in the midst …

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Looking Ahead to 2012

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The Pro-Life Advantage for Candidates Continues, Including among Independents By Karen Cross Since 1975, Gallup has sponsored polls to measure public opinion on abortion. While analyzing Gallup’s 2011 Values and Beliefs survey conducted May 5–8, 2011, several encouraging details emerged. First, and foremost, Americans’ attitudes toward abortion continue their pro-life shift.

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