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Except that he also provided links to several other polling organizations with similar results that also back up the point he was making to Fr8monkey
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Which coupled with his complaints about the current system does raise a big question.
Does Haplo want to rip up the constitution and start afresh with a system of direct democracy where national policies and laws are changed every time a poll shows a swing in peoples views on a subject?
I do like the poll in that gallup link he posted where 58% of the population are in favour of some quantative easing where the government will flood the market to try and temporarily lower prices.......seems like the exact opposite of what the population is normally calling for when it actually does happen.
Then again the piece also takes that and another example and says the 15-20% differences don't really amount to a consensus of opinion and the fluctuating of opinions don't suggest it would be wise to go with those opinions.
And the best of all is about opinion on prices as it says it is rather silly since it is one for an approach that not only doesn't work but would do the opposite of what people say they wanted it to do.