17, Jan 2012 80 notes
  1. "We find Colbert getting 13% in a hypothetical third party run for President, compared to 41% for Obama and 38% for Romney. A Colbert bid could be a blessing in disguise for the GOP. His voters go for Obama over Romney 52-38 in a straight head to head, so his presence as a potential candidate works to the Republicans’ advantage."
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    - Public Policy Polling (via brooklynmutt)

    How is it an advantage for republicans if the people who would vote for Colbert would also lean to Obama without Colbert running?

    2. Source: brooklynmutt
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    4. dvl said: yeah, I think I would call the Republicans desperate if they are trying to spin this in their favor. Colbert is just pointing out how much of a joke all of these election campaign funds have become.
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      The toughest aspect of a third party. damn
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