If I did posted a poll here in which that was done and told a politician to ‘Listen to the people.”, I would expect the same rebuke from you and the rest of the peanut gallery.

Little known trivia fact, btw: Bayh was in the same fraternity as Mark Spitz and the guy that directed the movie “Breaking Away”.

If a poll was done that was conducted by a conservative institution with the purpose in mind being to show the results and put pressure on politicians to vote a certain way that they were highly in favor of, what would be your degree of skepticism? What would be your degree of conviction that that poll was likely biased to yield results a certain way?

Break out the scooby snacks! Dennis has actually backed up an assertion (“a poll done by liberals”) with a link to prove its a poll…done by “liberals” (a liberal interest group).

However, you didn’t provide any data to back up your assertion that it’s a “likely rigged” one. Did you dive into the crosstabs? Did you read over the questions in the poll?

How do you know that it’s a “likely rigged” poll?

And his approval rating in Indiana by one recent poll was 73%.

Bayh in Strong Shape in 2010: A new poll conducted by Dave Beattie (of Hamilton Campaigns) for Sen. Evan Bayh suggests little reason for concern as the Indiana Democrat looks toward a race for third term in 2010. Nearly three-quarters (74 percent) of Indiana voters see Bayh in a favorable light while just 23 percent view him unfavorably. Bayh’s favorability ratings are high across party lines with 74 percent of Independents and 61 percent of Republicans viewing him in a positive light.

The poll was commissioned by the liberal groups the Progressive Change Campaign Committee (PCCC)and Democracy for America. PCCC has targeted moderate Democratic senators for their tepid support for health care reform, particularly on the public option. Most recently, it was part of a campaign to pressure Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to include a public option in the bill he brings to the Senate floor.

Read and learn, my friend.

The key is getting this into conference while dodging the buckshots from Conrad, Nelson, and Leiberman. From there I seriously doubt these cats will have the balls to face their constituents with “I wasn’t 100% sure about this so I denied you healthcare reform once again”.

I think this can happen before Christmas.