Republicans Gain Largest Generic Ballot Lead Over Democrats in Recent Years

Date	Dem	GOP
08-02-09	38%	43%
07-26-09	39%	42%
07-19-09	38%	42%
07-12-09	37%	40%
07-05-09	38%	41%
06-28-09	39%	41%
06-21-09	41%	39%
06-14-09	39%	39%
06-07-09	40%	40%
05-31-09	38%	37%

Source: Rasmussen Reports

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Americans Now Support Republicans for Congress

Date	Dem	GOP
06-28-09	39%	41%
06-21-09	41%	39%
06-14-09	39%	39%
06-07-09	40%	40%
05-31-09	38%	37%

Source: Rasmussen Reports

Americans Revolting Against 'Global Warming' Scam

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• Fifty-six percent (56%) of Americans say they are not willing to pay more in taxes and utility costs to generate cleaner energy and fight global warming.
  
• Sixty-three percent (63%) rate creating jobs as more important than taking steps to stop global warming. For 22%, stopping global warming is more important.
  
• Fifty-two percent (52%) of all adults say it is more important to keep the cost of energy as low as possible than it is to develop clean, environmentally friendly sources of energy. But 41% disagree and say developing cleaner, greener energy sources is the priority.

Source: Rasmussen Reports

Republicans Take Lead in Congressional Ballot

Date	Dem	GOP
06-28-09	39%	41%
06-21-09	41%	39%
06-14-09	39%	39%
06-07-09	40%	40%
05-31-09	38%	37%

Source: Rasmussen Reports

Rasmussen: Obama at -1, Lowest Rating so Far

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