Thursday, 28 Jun 2012 10:26 PM
While President Barack Obama is likely to experience a short-term ?bump? in his
poll numbers from Thursday?s Supreme Care ruling on healthcare, InsiderAdvantage
head and pollster Matt Towery tells Newsmax that the decision is also likely to
re-energize the tea party and Republicans in the final months of the
presidential campaign.
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?I think that Obama will have a good day today and
he?ll celebrate ? and his people will celebrate,? said Towery in an exclusive
interview on Thursday. ?It probably will guarantee that the tea party will get
so energized they won?t know what to do.?
With the Fourth of July holiday
typically marked by tea party events, this year?s rallies promise to feature
bigger fireworks than usual over healthcare ? just not the kind people have to
look up into the night sky to watch.
?They?re going to be furious,?
predicted Towery of the tea party. ?I think that calling it a tax and using that
as an excuse to uphold this legislation is just nuts.?
Even so, the
president is likely to benefit in the short term from positioning by mainstream
media organizations, which tend to have an inherent bias toward universal
healthcare.
?We?ve all got to understand the mainstream media ? the
three big networks that people watch,? he explained. ?They put a spin on things
that it takes a long time for the public to discern what the truth
is.?
Towery predicted that GOP nominee Mitt Romney will be able to capitalize
on the Obamacare ruling with the proper positioning.
?If the Romney
campaign does what their supposed to do ? and that is not spin things, but cast
things in the proper light ? then they?ve got a campaign issue that they can run
with and win with,? said Towery, giving some examples of how the campaign might
use the ruling to its benefit.
?Do you need another tax? How many more
taxes do you have to pay,? he advised. ?And I would use that phraseology right
out of the decision.?
Read more on Newsmax.com: Towery: Obamacare Ruling Will ?Re-Energize? Tea Party, GOP
Source: http://arizonateaparty.ning.com/xn/detail/3203237%3ABlogPost%3A378042
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