Tea Party protest goes to Reid's hometown in Nevada
In January, a Mason-Dixon poll showed 33 percent of respondents had a favorable view of Reid while 52 percent had an unfavorable opinion -- some of the worst numbers he has faced in years.
"I don't think many voters in Nevada dislike me. I think we have an economic situation in Nevada that is very difficult," Reid told CNN in a recent interview in Las Vegas.
The state's (Nevada) economy is in dire straits. It leads the nation in foreclosures, and its 13 percent unemployment rate is second only behind Michigan's.
Like all good politicians, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, is good about lying to himself as well as everyone else.
A recent poll shows 52 percent of the people asked don't like who Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is and what he stands for. So, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid decided that it was not voters who were asked those questions.
Or maybe Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid thinks that any poll that shows him as being unpopular and disliked is a fraud. Which makes sense, as Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is very good at perpetrating frauds on the American public. First by claiming that the Health Care Deform bill will help the average citizen (which it won't). And second by fighting for the Health Care Deform bill while ignoring all the voters who have been destroyed by the economic collapse of the country.
What could make a politician more popular than ignoring the fact that many of the people who voted for him are losing their jobs and losing their homes?
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