Poll: 45% of U.S. Voters Think Obama’s Team Was Likely Involved in Scandal

Apparently, Illinois has triple the number of delusional idiots as the rest of the nation.

Forty five percent (45%) of U.S. voters say it is likely President-elect Obama or one of his top campaign aides was involved in the unfolding Blagojevich scandal in Illinois, including 23% who say it is Very Likely.

Just 11% say it is not at all likely, according to a new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey taken Thursday and Friday nights.

Voters nationally are more skeptical than those in Illinois. Thirty-two percent (32%) of Illinois voters said in a survey late last week that there is no way Obama was involved in the Blagojevich case, while only 13% said it is Very Likely that the president-elect was involved, with another 13% saying it is Somewhat Likely.

Obama and his staff may be totally clean here, but to say that there’s “no way” that Obama or his staff were involved is ridiculous. 

With nearly half the nation thinking that Obama’s team may have been involved, he needs to address this aggressively.