Obama is falling apart in polls, going downhill fast (Mexican, healthcare, Clinton)
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Poor Barack Hussein Obama in February was at or near 70% and his followers were jumping for joy. Now in only a few short months he has dropped like a total rock to todays 58%.
He has lost 12% points in such as short time and the other factor is disapproval rating was at 10% in February and now has quickly climbed to a high 33%.
People are beginning to see he is not up to the job and his total mishandling of our economy, the healthcare scam, the appeasing to our enemies, his huge job losses, record number of bankruptcies and foreclosures are beginning to take its toll on him.
There is not one single issue he has handled correctly, even with massive spending of money we do not have he still has not fixed a damn thing and has actually made things a lot worse with his poor decisions.
70% down to 58% in 3 months, not to good!
Disapproval rating
10% climbs all the way up to 33%. Cannot say we did not tell you all so.
Hell, Joe the Plumber could do a better job running the country!!
And wait on more to come from Iran, NK and Israel. His ratings will take even more of a dive once he screws all those things up.
Way to go Obama, your going down hill faster then even I thought!
Five years into W's presidency his numbers shrank, but then terrorists attacked and everyone loved him.
Is that some kind of new Obama math? Bush was elected on Jan 20, 2001, the terrorist attacks happend 8 months later, not 5 years. It seems that history is not your friend.
This forum is Deja vu... These threads are identical to what was said about Clinton.
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