Poll: Obama not overexposed (McCain, CNN, polls, Barack Obama)
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WASHINGTON (CNN) – Is President Barack Obama overexposed? A new national poll indicates the answer is no.
Fifty-four percent of people questioned in an NBC News/Wall Street Journal survey say they're seeing the right amount of Obama, with 34 percent saying they see and hear too much of the president and 9 percent suggesting they don't hear enough from the president.
The poll, released Tuesday night, also indicates a partisan divide on the question, with 63 percent of respondents who voted for Republican John McCain in last year's presidential election saying they're seeing too much of the president, with only eight percent of people who voted for Obama feeling the same way.
Polls are the biggest waste except for the fun of hearing or seeing the results. Any poll can be rigged to come out the way the pollster wants it to come out.
He's down 2 overnight in approval and up 2 overnight in disapproval.
His media blitz seems to have had the opposite effect and his redefinition of what a tax is, couldn't have helped.
You do realize that polls bouncing around a couple points or the other doesn't mean much right?? Fact of the matter is his approvals are still strong. Taking a look at the last 5 polls, his approvals are right in line with the % of the vote he got last year, his disapprovals are a bit lower than McCain's %, and his net approval (approval - disapproval) is a little more than double his margin of victory last year
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