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CNBC Poll: 75% Agree With Romney's 47% Comments

UPDATE: The number of people who have taken the CNBC poll has doubled, bringing those who agree with Romney's comments to 76 percent.

 

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As the faux outrage over Mitt Romney's "47%" comments continue to barrel through the airwaves of the old media, a CNBC poll shows 75 percent of voters believe Mitt Romney was right when he said Obama supporters will vote for him no matter what due to dependence on the government.

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No, the poll isn't scientific, but it is an indication of the media running with a narrative opposite of what the country actually believes...again.

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