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Napoleon
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« on: June 20, 2011, 11:42:06 AM »

Seriously, trying to compare Malloy's numbers with those of national jokes like Scott, Kasich and Walker is pretty asinine. 



Malloy's approvals are equal to those of Scott Walker, but they're a different kind of equal.

Exactly right despite your asinine sarcasm. Democrats disapproving of a Democratic governor in a Democratic state is different from Democrats and Independents disapproving of a Republican governor in a swing or even lean Democratic state.
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« Reply #1 on: June 20, 2011, 06:35:48 PM »

From what I've read Malloy's numbers aren't good because he has taken some necessary but unpopular decisions, especially about the budget (similar situation with our government) .

Walker and the rest of the clowns saw their numbers dip because instead of governing they decided that it's a good time to enact a right wing ideological agenda and do things which they never mentioned on the campaign trail (eg. busting unions).
Not to mention corruption (Scott).

Malloy has neglected to fulfill campaign promises. He has been a let down.
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