Or the comments were reversed with the credit coming second.
When he started out in 1995, the numbers were reversed, with 11 Republicans and 6 Democrats.
But in 2007, the preferences were reversed, with 28percentt selecting funerals at home or in temples, and 61percentt opting for funeral homes.
When the question was asked in early 2008, as the crisis was still building, the numbers were reversed, with 40 percent blaming regulators and 28 percent blaming lenders.
But in the newest poll, the numbers were reversed, with 54 percent saying that they approved, and only 35 percent saying they disapproved.
When the strength of voting intention was factored in, the positions were reversed, with UKIP steaming into third place at 18%.
Suddenly, the positions of both sides in South Florida were reversed, with the Republicans arguing for leeway in evaluating ballots and the Democrats calling for strict compliance with the rules.
Voters also say, 52 to 41 percent, that Mr. Bloomberg has lost his focus; in July, those numbers were reversed, with voters saying, 49 to 43 percent, that he had kept his focus.
In the report on Tuesday, the proportions were reversed, with only 3 states experiencing increases and 18 states and the Virgin Islands showing declines; 19 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico were flat.
Scotland gave themselves some hope with a second Laidlaw penalty, but a second yellow card, this time for Jim Hamilton, the lock, pulling down a lineout put them back under pressure and even when the roles were reversed with Alessandro Zanni, the flanker, sent for a rest over an offside offence, Scotland could not find the continuity to take advantage.
Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota said that if the roles were reversed, with an outgoing Republican president and a sitting Democratic-controlled Congress, she would feel "honor-bound" to consider a nominee, while Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina came to the opposite conclusion.
