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Obama does not receive a universal endorsement for re-election among his fellow Democrats, 18% of whom say he does not deserve re-election; 79% say he does. That compares with the 9% of Republicans who say Obama deserves re-election. A 53% majority of independents say Obama does not deserve re-election.
Gallup is not the most accurate, but I believe most people think this man is worse than Carter.
Although Carter was a mess the difference IMO is that atleast Carter had our countries best interest in mind even with all the foibles and stupid mistakes he made. But this man we have now, oh, I don't trust him and I think he is strictly in it for himself, his best interest, not our country.
Carter was terrible but I fear Obama will make Carter look like the second coming of Ronald Regan in hind sight!
No, we are intellectually honest so we take the aggregate of all polls, as individual polls are generally poor indicators with margins of error from 3-5%.
Hes doing better than Reagan was at this point in his presidency (in terms of approval numbers, and in my opinion, policy and action), I'll take that any day.
No, we are intellectually honest so we take the aggregate of all polls, as individual polls are generally poor indicators with margins of error from 3-5%.
Hes doing better than Reagan was at this point in his presidency (in terms of approval numbers, and in my opinion, policy and action), I'll take that any day.
Yes, go right ahead and tell Gallup, CNN, USA/Today they are intellectually dishonest for asking the question.
Along with his approval rating, it is indicative of just how UNpopular his policies are, which is really all that matters in the mid-term.
No, we are intellectually honest so we take the aggregate of all polls, as individual polls are generally poor indicators with margins of error from 3-5%.
Hes doing better than Reagan was at this point in his presidency (in terms of approval numbers, and in my opinion, policy and action), I'll take that any day.
Keep downplaying and tell yourself that, you'll be eating dust in no time.
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