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On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 11:55 PM, Hunter Biden <hbiden@rosemontseneca.com>wrote:

> Did u read speech - any suggestions
>
> R. Hunter Biden
> Rosemont Seneca Partners
> 202-333-1880
>
> On Apr 28, 2011, at 11:53 PM, Alexander Snyder-Mackler <
> smacklera@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> per our convo yesterday:
>
> Voters tend to think that the President can do a lot about gas prices.
> Angus Reid found in 2006 and 2008<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cXWKM6UISuoA0lRo3tVLhyr5rXETPkPU7V9kZQSdnGCH_MiuwaW0HG4BovoivlgO3JhTh_aGiTU002WRGtC6CVt3r6EbQyDS1eERFYserAZsYprMn5gNzxj80ZWVUGgbxuM4Qbo2iy9CByWBuS4-xgtBjBn_b-tI4zQ9bhRh21tD_BcIDtfhkXG_OPVZHgGTP8=> that
> more than 62% and 65% of voters respectively thought the president could do
> a lot about gas prices, compared to 29% and 30% who thought it was beyond
> his control. Gallup also found solid majorities<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cVHdFM2auffw9RjzWUhHKDkPH8GwNu4RkRuujNQLdyXufdreFCHzhQjvpKKYlPDAwOmXqad9MyMa1k2NP4dZu2oab07Eu2AZbk16vc6ilzjNzGPaxx6276cOkQajIcQhdb2Xk80dqpLQ1yEHcGnlie6JdxXlmy3Ra71XZwtOB70XS7L-CDrCevC> in
> 2001, 2006, and 2008 that said President Bush was not doing enough to solve
> the country's energy problems-certainly bigger than just gas prices, but the
> best public-polling proxy we have for them-and Gallup found in late March<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cXU9xRwOKDGNrzf49VDecD0XPWJ0tv_I7lcHrC_p4mbqJun5rkRo30NkzB0Co2wdW2fJpoph44sXX2bu13DldvoOCR9nhsKJRFuv5xd8KUn63Txzi_E2BO_7xVCbSaDvBaRyeCsLXGwIh7xVwQQNb53BrhB8A9UN9I=> that
> 65% of voters thought President Obama was not doing enough to solve the
> country's energy problems either.
>
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Anzalone Liszt Research < <newsletter@anzaloneresearch.com>
> newsletter@anzaloneresearch.com>
> Date: Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 12:04 PM
> Subject: Gas Prices Take Toll on Americans - ALR's National Polling Summary
> To: <smacklera@gmail.com>smacklera@gmail.com
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> April 28, 2011
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> Anzalone Liszt Research
>
> National Polling Summary
>
>
> ______________________________________________________________________________________
>
> Friends,
>
>
>
> Below you will find the weekly Anzalone Liszt Research National Polling
> Newsletter, which provides a pollster's take on data and trends that affect
> political campaigns.
>
>
>
> This week, we take a look at how Americans are responding to higher gas
> prices, how much they are blaming President Obama for the increases, and
> what they want to do to solve the problem.
>
>
>
> Following our analysis are additional news items and data we thought you'd
> enjoy.
>
>
>
> John Anzalone and Jeff Liszt
>
>
> _______________________________________________________________________________________
>
> *STORY THIS WEEK: GAS PRICES TAKE TOLL ON AMERICANS*
>
>
>
> Spring and summer gas price hikes are no novelty, but this year is as bad,
> or worse than, most years. Specifically, oil prices are jumping to reflect
> turmoil in the Middle East. This is very good for oil companies' bottom
> lines<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cXy5DBvvG9XXJk3xEImyPRcLT8umQP_faziceWymIKI7rMW72Ok4_y7cBrt_qr0bd4Nxp2UooL9xWyXrufEy6JD1aRu97vz14PKiFjDMaL3vV4t0HNYPp92tXVoq6gIzuAL7_UAJo0voojIiPRO7nY37KncIWWFD3Ys3Wo02hsZcOm6WMha9HRtJLcELKxrsLL9y1GbHApVf7YPp8YshSu8>:
> BP, for one, made $5.48 billion dollars this quarter in part due to
> increased margins on oil. However, gas price spikes have hurt average
> Americans. At $3.88/gallon, regular unleaded gas is up more than $1.00 per
> gallon nationally since last April according to the AAA<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cUJlb3XAEKjQ3FNwmXdixgEK5-vatqsw8juNshGFF_LLV7HGGy80AlaxRTiMfEdRo0pDI3oVVP3UY40PIYfMAcDQRuF_HRg3wHPdy9SQucxjDEijzTpOYrzYmxAq-bpM58=>,
> and it is approaching record prices from the summer of 2008 ($4.11 for
> regular unleaded).
>
>
>
> How much does this hurt Americans' pocketbooks? The average American drives
> more than 13,000 miles per year<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cVm_jZCSdmdEsl2P4JrE1ozVl_9sJXWGGF7_uTkPEez7LC9mF-_-sxwZygJnpul9Yasznk2KKMNZ2oITJyJmLywLMic8zUZAAAFabvr5HhHyLNvv4bX2hZtICQqBBFGTX6SZZpfsHXO_A==>,
> in a car or truck that gets them 22.6 or 18.1 miles per gallon<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cVEyT2i-Pxg2fb7Sr5VvZf2aYTY-bRLBjJvQRbMVRnaUOZM-E_H24j8dYILvoCLh7RPge2UtvxLawxUn2lF4RxpuLKwCD-sSmsK4Q2HmG7hmlf2iTjSs0fRBmg_uJ51a2t8_RXqlLo-AWwcnHo9yWzoHkVYAois-cMSsqupiyHxtukvzeEO_OXPJmJiagm61yDdP3enB9Fk0A==>,
> according to the US government. This means the average American driver is
> consuming something on the order of 600-700 gallons of gas per year-in fact,
> the US consumed more than 138 billion gallons<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cWacU8Xpy4tbFhwCN7LDBrv2ffEYpeWpllOoKEyJ0y0eLdYXpKhmq7HaawHp2V8kNtPawl5Ky8HJ4BQiuH3mZ4ust4OUAVNBYViM6a-M83tlZK7F4CaDD2MwYBrtAwKpIeAmnf3lxhs3_Uu902btVs92VApmOnq5edW45PpT7VaEw==> of
> gasoline in 2010, according to the Energy Information Administration, or
> about 450 gallons per person (including children and other non-drivers). So,
> $1 higher gas prices are costing the average American driver about $50-$60
> per month, or $600-$700 per year on top of the more than $2000 per year they
> were already spending.
>
>
>
> Survey data backs up the economic facts and figures: 71% of Americans told
> the Washington Post<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cWacU8Xpy4tbFhwCN7LDBrv2ffEYpeWpllOoKEyJ0y0eLdYXpKhmq7HaawHp2V8kNtPawl5Ky8HJ4BQiuH3mZ4ust4OUAVNBYViM6a-M83tlZK7F4CaDD2MwYBrtAwKpIeAmnf3lxhs3_Uu902btVs92VApmOnq5edW45PpT7VaEw==> that
> they are feeling the financial strain from recent price increases, and 43%
> said the increases have been a serious hardship. (To back up evidence that
> spring and summer gas hikes are a regular occurrence, we would note in the
> above link that the Washington Post has asked the same question about rising
> gas prices in the spring or summer of 9 of the 12 years since 2000-they only
> missed 2003 and the past two years during the economic downturn). Responses
> have ranged from a low of 36% saying gas price hikes have caused them a
> hardship (May 2000) to a high of 77% (June 2008), and the current result is
> on the high end of Americans feeling the pinch.
>
>
>
> The public is taking out its frustration over high prices on Obama, as even
> he suggested<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cXne1Glmaz7jxJHh2mjjor0JJ1TcE7WQT-NWAArKaHvHfPrqP1UYsWMj2OW_ZhuEqm9-c30-NwY71hr-F-u3l1YWwsYLUQA8R2r6Xua508CKGnhjXHL4Y6i_q_UvQwQ1Hd9Nw0zy8kFzZi0zUjjqHFGigkjOVKv2ekgSZcN89KGx_3RFYIwbCKNk7rjnBggvCEnciTMbA2B7Y0Ao2bTW8IC>.
> According to Pollster.com, his job approval has dipped<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cVogdDBD7y0ZHLfbI5fff8iQylI8TDhqgG7FbR63Gd8LOdDnZSjZQgB8Yz5zCD2v4T1nDinWgiiB_EyEdVVhpRGink1urXy1TCqj54G_R5037a8PgtY29LH2q0mY2UzJOGCROMTWu76VGPB6GzyawNJNvAy20QlVYgus-5aAzhHgVWOga-PZTfc> in
> the last couple months. We can't definitively link this drop to the recent
> jump in gas prices (they may just be coincidental), but Gallup has noted
> that gas price hikes were linked with voters souring on<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cUrOdVE-GZW_Q2Jkr58jvw-tFy6-DWos3vE-wvvUs-_4G3OxFKAVZuWTVtYsPPi4knECZMRe3VKosPXq0uBdbbf3JFSIX_wREoKlIMaNKuuBnMPKAYoeligNvmpMFifJDoECKjQ50NWoZD0FhHhmnr84o_cyFSjn0JZ3HVgGjX32Qfd6u2sy_rqdzZ5E9OHxd99m8-5zS_7mQ==>
> both Presidents Bush as well as President Carter and President Nixon. The
> media has often linked gas prices and presidential approval before, too: a
> Google search for "president gas prices poll" reveals articles linking the
> two phenomena together not only this year but in 2005<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cVArvcZvX3Drp3GGPQ97cYVG8iXWYy__5fjbTF_DLH7kaP51GeZgfcnfrfQxEicYMy1Pooxvjt1DP1QHWKcBWWloXZoW_DD8X4sO-eSry9crNJ5bjmuWRXbgICFw3sk0bMOfW1ORa7frUQBjYHNWxe7opGKbt7Od7F72BVDEMX_xQ==> and
> 2006<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cW6Sm4xJBbObwosASawHcRmfLjQcOsaXouqaCy_DiupBVPps93bbnHGVfzVrH8PsW2yhBNub4ighdDgUV6ON6LWuih2X6c94j_Lo0uor8qxBiJLdXzlyYCbl_DFo5UyyjwejBxWTzzBmommtXMmPdkIG53J56FwuT-7KGjKCv-Q__LZ3MXRbrpL> for
> President Bush.
>
>
>
> Voters tend to think that the President can do a lot about gas prices.
> Angus Reid found in 2006 and 2008<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cXWKM6UISuoA0lRo3tVLhyr5rXETPkPU7V9kZQSdnGCH_MiuwaW0HG4BovoivlgO3JhTh_aGiTU002WRGtC6CVt3r6EbQyDS1eERFYserAZsYprMn5gNzxj80ZWVUGgbxuM4Qbo2iy9CByWBuS4-xgtBjBn_b-tI4zQ9bhRh21tD_BcIDtfhkXG_OPVZHgGTP8=> that
> more than 62% and 65% of voters respectively thought the president could do
> a lot about gas prices, compared to 29% and 30% who thought it was beyond
> his control. Gallup also found solid majorities<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cVHdFM2auffw9RjzWUhHKDkPH8GwNu4RkRuujNQLdyXufdreFCHzhQjvpKKYlPDAwOmXqad9MyMa1k2NP4dZu2oab07Eu2AZbk16vc6ilzjNzGPaxx6276cOkQajIcQhdb2Xk80dqpLQ1yEHcGnlie6JdxXlmy3Ra71XZwtOB70XS7L-CDrCevC> in
> 2001, 2006, and 2008 that said President Bush was not doing enough to solve
> the country's energy problems-certainly bigger than just gas prices, but the
> best public-polling proxy we have for them-and Gallup found in late March<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cXU9xRwOKDGNrzf49VDecD0XPWJ0tv_I7lcHrC_p4mbqJun5rkRo30NkzB0Co2wdW2fJpoph44sXX2bu13DldvoOCR9nhsKJRFuv5xd8KUn63Txzi_E2BO_7xVCbSaDvBaRyeCsLXGwIh7xVwQQNb53BrhB8A9UN9I=> that
> 65% of voters thought President Obama was not doing enough to solve the
> country's energy problems either.
>
>
>
> As far as remedies, voters strongly back Obama's effort to end oil company
> tax breaks (he proposes rolling back $4 billion in tax breaks this year<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cXnEPFQl3Re1IX0xlhbMA8AaZDVOryyHxoFb4zy5XkmRybKCEPgf8tYeFdS_TDE2YNX2H5bLXM6ZHMAgeSmQ9SZIkYFayV8FNwmt90VmY7fwxkcVx-C6hnf3pXLO-j3m9PQlPRN7o-nTDSJRT3AYu6Auc2sTLGnqI6ScAKyoRlc8U7FyPavCMjxomyIhuRx9aEZhk1lc1W35A==>).
> Seventy four percent of voters say<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cXOtn0DvG6Kf3RijTQNkc3V8MSIFCy4-l-2CCBjfReG0rfFDND-CI65jzw-H7wvVC_VjjIb2pORdwuE_xq_0-NaDFhpLdM-nCrf7Qr_OpRvbH8JeIjW98jcyMDwqJ6FwTRNo_3CZOmqZOkH-U8FCW4e79yCAKUx8C4h8o-fHIvh0kZM507sCt52C8qi85NJuEhcHSEDd005yapg9phykuyuzNVt0ZZ2Xs4Ri7YToZb2_ZbuFBdsitaSmEJNL-vkn-WSSkqRNzXqDqzJvzjcQkN96mmCyG85CdOoZavFuNsq_3jfULCAsVbiWdGfbHv0QUIdYByicdccUsNpQ8DlvT1div-GdUIRvQKWY0u3_yMGQpWOLn0dhulV3dT9SrrbRwVFKA1Xkvu6OmGgS97Pt09mXTntNe0vk_esNm3vw2QnxA==> that
> would be an acceptable way to fix the deficit, while 22% say it would be an
> unacceptable way to do so. Other actions voters support to with respect to
> energy include, according to Pew<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cXWFiUcU44R16j8u7i8uPPmL-UAQj4w0t95rbE8A98OvIrTTCKcVc8fNyLm2vm7NeXx5jE4kBIiGsGFsagViEiUiCpPWuBRGvow0RHDuwW47ogrCGBGk0FEhiGuclxGk1J2g8pqYhIWnQjJjMIlA_Ve>
> :
>
>
>
> - Increasing federal funding for research on wind, solar, and hydrogen
> technology (74% favor / 21% oppose)
> - Spending more on subway, rail, and bus systems (61% favor / 31%
> oppose)
> - Providing incentives for those who buy hybrid or electric vehicles
> (58% favor / 35% oppose)
> - Allowing more offshore drilling (57% favor / 37% oppose)
>
> *OTHER NEWS FROM THE POLLING AND POLITICAL WORLD*
>
>
>
> *Boehner's numbers fall: *John Boehner's short-lived honeymoon period
> after the midterm elections is now over, and Americans are split on him<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cXSbkxaKUi8Zqf1KDRAWyfE8jWqMwSg9-Gi3ZZLDPcmtSysvTqmCTLO42X_MGwWxvPmlc78T_wgwozdx_su1IBh7kWGK4fu308TzQW5WzIqkexukUXspPGJTQQDyg66gbM1k1K65o9cKS-q4THpm-CoBVY-Wy8dP8IxFKN20ccjWjhtjkamqzdwSVilfexrIc8=>.
> 34% are favorable towards him while 34% are unfavorable.
>
> * *
>
> *Obama's high-profile challengers face bleak prospects: *According to
> Gallup<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cVvBmzr5UZ0jSoZXI3nXrrHL_M_l8XDZnU87Gq5F8p0ii0S3MQ85jLnou-Iuf3_hUauMOYDNHhIJk2_fYdqt6pep8pneNOVVoRidhc0Xf0YTJYOOoJcwYFigQLwApCuT1myezKZaMX60Q2F8Qlx4byzF6QnZaSMkPY=>,
> 54% of voters say they will vote for Obama or consider it, but far fewer say
> the same about his high-profile challengers. Romney fares best (48%), with
> Huckabee (46%), Trump (35%), and Palin (34%) trailing him. Not great signs
> for candidates who have not had a single negative ad run against them
> nationally or been the focus of a sustained campaign against them.
>
> * *
>
> *Donald Trump is not a credible candidate for President: *The public has
> largely not cared much for Donald Trump, but they have further soured on him
> since his recent foray into the right-wing fringe of politics. The same
> Gallup poll finds voters largely do not like Donald Trump (36% favorable /
> 53% unfavorable).
>
> * *
>
> *In the time it took you to read this, Apple released a new iPhone: *While
> this study should be taken with a grain of salt (it is a non-representative
> survey<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cUVWiu_dXCvDwuTSoozk5SrLE52VSH4i5Sq5GMCLD_KgYisZfjeQUedBFfJMGPpKGbukwzQrKYgVaC8JvLtd-9WM_XE_Eq8b3ZmqvuHup6qswk0N2sxidsv438Wd-aPrVAcOX1jhCeGZodW1p0QbT87FGXYDNpe7BZaPsKiytufTYwFXFvnyvy82MhWy9M0x7k=>done buy a company looking to sell smartphones), Retrevo finds that 62% of
> smartphone owners believe their smartphone is out of date or will be by the
> time their contract is up.
>
> * *
>
>
>
> *At work, most baby boomers find their age irrelevant or a net plus: *The
> AP finds<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=ajfmw9cab&et=1105324772080&s=2347&e=001jxKhCG8F7cUJihX1iKQQ1Oy73EM7o3oLBu0BHMHhzuK8bl223RT7RjG1TK_C9vxo2vDnZghKbroTtH7kArk98jzXM6e0xKkik1YjrjARur60ZF3wHbQXMqo8iNKV60UP_lVMQEIJiDWHntNnqJA2KlsgkHG-plshSPimWnXBFFa5QhwcE_3HJVVjhtzk1n8C4Of8zTB18xE=>that more baby boomers (defined as being born between 1946 and 1964) find
> their age an asset than a liability in the workplace: 25% call it an asset
> while 14% call it a liability. Sixty one percent say their age is not an
> issue. The same amount of boomers feel they have faced age discrimination at
> work (18%) as the overall US population 18 and over (16% of adults say they
> have faced discrimination at work).
>
> *PUBLIC POLLING *
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> *PRESIDENT OBAMA'S JOB RATING*
>
> *Polling Firm*
>
> *Date*
>
> *Sample*
>
> *Approve*
>
> *Disapprove*
>
> Gallup
>
> 4/23-26/11
>
> Adults
>
> 43%
>
> 48%
>
> CBS/NY Times
>
> 4/15-20/11
>
> Adults
>
> 46%
>
> 45%
>
> Gallup
>
> 4/17-19/11
>
> Adults
>
> 42%
>
> 49%
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> *DIRECTION OF THE COUNTRY*
>
> *Polling Firm*
>
> *Date*
>
> *Sample*
>
> *Right Direction*
>
> *Wrong Track*
>
> CBS/NY Times
>
> 4/15-20/11
>
> Adults
>
> 26%
>
> 70%
>
> Marist
>
> 4/10-14/11
>
> Reg Voters
>
> 31%
>
> 64%
>
> Ipsos/Reuters
>
> 4/7-11/11
>
> Adults
>
> 25%
>
> 69%
>
>
>
>
>
> *Republican Party Favorability*
>
> *Polling Firm*
>
> *Date*
>
> *Sample*
>
> *Favorable*
>
> *Unfavorable*
>
> NBC/WSJ
>
> Apr 2011
>
> Adults
>
> 31%
>
> 44%
>
> NBC/WSJ
>
> Jan 2011
>
> Adults
>
> 34%
>
> 40%
>
> NBC/WSJ
>
> Dec 2010
>
> Adults
>
> 38%
>
> 37%
>
>
>
>
>
> *Democratic Party Favorability*
>
> *Polling Firm*
>
> *Date*
>
> *Sample*
>
> *Favorable*
>
> *Unfavorable*
>
> NBC/WSJ
>
> Apr 2011
>
> Adults
>
> 38%
>
> 39%
>
> NBC/WSJ
>
> Jan 2011
>
> Adults
>
> 39%
>
> 37%
>
> NBC/WSJ
>
> Dec 2010
>
> Adults
>
> 37%
>
> 41%
>
>
>
>
>
> *PARTY SELF ID*
>
> *Polling Firm*
>
> *Date*
>
> *Sample*
>
> *Dem*
>
> *Rep *
>
> *Ind / other*
>
> Pollster.com Trend
>
> 4/5/11
>
> Adults
>
> 31%
>
> 24%
>
> 39%
>
>
>
>
>
> * *
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