"Can the president recover from his declining approval ratings?" (Congress, polls)
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It says that his ratings are lower than any president in modern history..
Actually, it does not say that, and if it did, it would be totally wrong. To use a very recent example, Bush (sadly, a President in modern history) left office with a 22% approval rating.
Actually, it does not say that, and if it did, it would be totally wrong. To use a very recent example, Bush (sadly, a President in modern history) left office with a 22% approval rating.
And to answer the question, yes, he can recover.
You are correct, He is only second only to Bill Clinton.
No matter how much you try to make pile of crap smell like a rose it's still a pile of crap.
The video says his ratings have fallen more steeply than any other new elected president in modern history.
Actually, it does not say that, and if it did, it would be totally wrong. To use a very recent example, Bush (sadly, a President in modern history) left office with a 22% approval rating.
And to answer the question, yes, he can recover.
Perhaps, but O's decline has been the second greatest rate of decline in approval.
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Clinton did worse, falling at a monthly rate of 2.3 points. If you look back to the first figure, you see that Clinton fell faster and further, but then rebounded a bit at the end of the summer, making his net change a little smaller (-14) but his overall rate of decline a bit steeper.
Of course, polls are subject to perspective. Whose poll (sp) does yours prefer?
It says that his ratings are lower than any president in modern history..
Giving up on un-American agenda items like socialized health care would be a great start.
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