Good news and Bad News for Republicans in yesterday's Rasmussen Generic Congressional Ballot:Support for Republican congressional candidates has risen to its highest level in recent years, giving the GOP a seven-point lead over Democrats in the latest Congressional Ballot and stretching the out-of-power party's lead to six weeks in a row.That "six-weeks-in-a-row" stretch, by the way, is a new GOP Obama-administration record as is the five-point gap between the two parties.Also, after four days at 50% or above, Obama's overall approval rating returns to below-50% territory.Sarah Palin fans, on the other hand, will be less than overjoyed to learn that in a hypothetical Sarah-Hillary match, Clinton trounces Palin 51%-39%.  What's interesting about these numbers is the sex gap:Women overwhelmingly favor Clinton over Palin, 59% to 32%. Men favor the GOP ex-governor by eight points, 48% to 40%.I leave it to others to speculate on how much of this discrepancy to attribute to...(Read Full Post)