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Presidential Tracking Poll for Wednesday February 9th 2011, shows that 29% of the nation's voters Strongly Approve of the way that Barack Obama is performing his role as president. (see trends).
What has changes since the mid-terms? Are voters suddenly not opposed to Obamacare?
Are voters not concerned about federal spending? illigal immigration?
the only thing that Obama has done is compromise big-time on taxes. The only ones who benefitted from that were rich people. Obama and (main street) America are still miles apart.
What has changes since the mid-terms? Are voters suddenly not opposed to Obamacare?
Are voters not concerned about federal spending? illigal immigration?
the only thing that Obama has done is compromise big-time on taxes. The only ones who benefitted from that were rich people. Obama and (main street) America are still miles apart.
His numbers started to rebound towards the end of the lame duck session around the Holidays with the DADT repeal and 9/11 compensation act were passed.
His numbers started to rebound towards the end of the lame duck session around the Holidays with the DADT repeal and 9/11 compensation act were passed.
That may be true, but those aren't the big issues. Obama is at odds with most Americans on the issues mentioned.
I laugh at those that post info white winged pollsters such as Rasmus and Gallup.
You approve of something less accurate?
Well, there is your problem and missed expectations.
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