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Originally Posted by MUTGR
Let me help you here. His poll numbers are extremely low, in the 30's now. His signature accomplishment is a healthcare law that is a disaster.
Do you logically see now from a factual standpoint why he is a drag on democrats?  |
His aggregated approval rating is not in the 30's. His healthcare law is not a disaster. No I don't see it.
The issue for the Democratic party is two fold, the people who vote Democratic tend not to vote in non presidential year elections which skews the voter rolls in favor of the conservative party.
Go look up reality in 2010 30-35million fewer people voted in House elections than in 2008 and 2012.
Secondly because of the gains in 2006 senate elections, the Democratic party in the Senate is defending seats in a lot of states that Mitt Rmoney carried in 2012.
Those two facts are what will/may hurt the Democratic party in 2014, not President Obama who again when he is on the ballot both times the Democratic party gained seats in both houses of congress.
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