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No love for BO in the latest Rasmussen poll of likely voters as the number of voters who strongly approve of his job performance has declined to its lowest level yet.
Oh I thought this thread was about Rasmussen polls. I have a low approval rating of their questions. Maybe someday they'll call me and ask my opinion about them?
Oh I thought this thread was about Rasmussen polls. I have a low approval rating of their questions. Maybe someday they'll call me and ask my opinion about them?
I have taken part in one telephone poll. Guess who it was.
So many people don't know anything about the Rasmussen poll that is quoted here. They determine how many people strongly support him and how many strongly oppose him and subtract the numbers. Today he got 21% strong support and the -20 was the same number as yesterday so he gained some strong opposition numbers.
Have you ever really read many of their questions? I have to wonder from your reply.
No love for BO in the latest Rasmussen poll of likely voters as the number of voters who strongly approve of his job performance has declined to its lowest level yet.
Most people won't look at Rasmussen reports since so many of them have been told by the left leaning blogs that they are not accurate. They have been more accurate in the last two presidential elections and most left leaners don't even know it. Oh yes, Rasmussen had Obama winning by a goodly margin and they didn't even know it.
Maybe he can set a new record on the poll tomorrow. I check it daily and can't wait for him to go to -22 to break his record.
Most of them can't understand the -20 of today and yesterday because they won't try to understand where those numbers come from.
No love for BO in the latest Rasmussen poll of likely voters as the number of voters who strongly approve of his job performance has declined to its lowest level yet.
Everyone in the political community knows that Rasmussen polling organization is the most conservative of the lot. A more accurate indicator would be an average taken from several polling outfits. Talkingpointsmemo lists these averages from time to time, and they include Rasmussen in their data. The last figures I saw put the president's approval rating about 3-4 points ahead of his disapproval rating. What Rasmussen doesn't reveal in the article is the fact that there are people who disapprove of Obama because he is percieved as not being liberal enough. The fact that Scott Rasmussen wrote a book singing the praises of the Tea Party would make me question his objectivity regarding polling.
I have taken part in one telephone poll. Guess who it was.
So many people don't know anything about the Rasmussen poll that is quoted here. They determine how many people strongly support him and how many strongly oppose him and subtract the numbers. Today he got 21% strong support and the -20 was the same number as yesterday so he gained some strong opposition numbers.
Have you ever really read many of their questions? I have to wonder from your reply.
Strongly oppose is typically higher than strongly approve, even if overall approval is into the 50's. That is basically why Rasmussen decided to use the strongly approve- strongly disapprove for Obama, but used the Approve- disapprove for Bush
Obama's ratings are on par with the ratings of Bush and Clinton at the same time in their presidency.
Nothing to see here. move on.
Bush II was over 60% and Bush I was over 70%. Clinton was about where BO is now, but WC played ball with the new Republican Congress. I would think Carter would be the more appropriate example of BO's presidency. With the Senate still in Democrat's control, BO won't be forced to compromise and won't unless he really wants to, and he may not even get the chance. That budget he proposed makes me think he's going to play games and try to score cheap political points. That is after all what he does. Next year he will have to answer for what he has done, and with Romney beating him in the polls already, he may not get away with catchy slogans and empty promises the second time around.
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