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If the GOP's latest effort to derail the economic recovery fails to take hold, Obama's approval ratings will go up. If the economy does not get worse than it is now, Obama will win in November.
Do you not understand that only the private non-union sector and NOT government pandering to unions will only save this economy??
Either that or the government gets real and starts adhering to supply and demand principals, instead of demand principals and fringe benefit principals..
What is the trend in private sector job growth?
What is the trend in private sector profits?
You fail.
If the GOP's latest effort to derail the economic recovery fails to take hold, Obama's approval ratings will go up. If the economy does not get worse than it is now, Obama will win in November.
Do you not understand that only the private non-union sector and NOT government pandering to unions will only save this economy??
Either that or the government gets real and starts adhering to supply and demand principals, instead of demand principals and fringe benefit principals..
Nope. You are wrong.
If the GOP's latest effort to derail the economic recovery fails to take hold, Obama's approval ratings will go up. If the economy does not get worse than it is now, Obama will win in November.
Do you not understand that only the private non-union sector and NOT government pandering to unions will only save this economy??
Either that or the government gets real and starts adhering to supply and demand principals, instead of demand principals and fringe benefit principals..
We have about 1.6 million more jobs than we did a year ago, despite losing about 270,000 government jobs over the same time period.
Table B-1. Employees on nonfarm payrolls by industry sector and selected industry detail
A second poll is out today showing Obama's approval rating at 49%.
Bush btw was at 49% when he won re-election in 2004.
A second poll is out today showing Obama's approval rating at 49%.
Bush btw was at 49% when he won re-election in 2004.
RealClearPolitics - Election Other - President Obama Job Approval
His number have done nothing but plummet since he took office.
His number have done nothing but plummet since he took office.
What do you expect from a golf playing, telepromter reading Marxist that hates America
A second poll is out today showing Obama's approval rating at 49%.
Bush btw was at 49% when he won re-election in 2004.
RealClearPolitics - Election Other - President Obama Job Approval
Yeah, so? That confirms what I said, a second poll is out with Obama at 49%.
Yeah, so? That confirms what I said, a second poll is out with Obama at 49%.
LOL Fluff polls are so impressive.
Yeah, so? That confirms what I said, a second poll is out with Obama at 49%.
LOL Fluff polls are so impressive.
Rasmussen has him at 47% but 49% is a fluff poll lol
LOL Fluff polls are so impressive.
Rasmussen has him at 47% but 49% is a fluff poll lol
I posted the daily tracker yesterday.
It was 42%
His number have done nothing but plummet since he took office.
What do you expect from a golf playing, telepromter reading Marxist that hates America
I can't wait for the debates. Then we can FINALLY see what Obama is REALLY like when he doesn't have a TELEPROMPTER to tell him WHAT TO SAY
A second poll is out today showing Obama's approval rating at 49%.
Bush btw was at 49% when he won re-election in 2004.
RealClearPolitics - Election Other - President Obama Job Approval
Yeah, so? That confirms what I said, a second poll is out with Obama at 49%.
Does anyone think that if conservatives rachet up the rhetoric, it will help them push the GOP numbers up?
According to the survey, 49% of Americans approve of the job Obama's doing in the White House, up five points from last month, with 48% saying they disapprove, down six points from mid-November. The 49% approval rating is the president's highest since May, when his number hit 54% thanks to a bounce following the killing of Osama bin Laden. Since then, in CNN polling, Obama's approval rating has hovered in the mid-40s.
"President Barack Obama's approval rating appears to be fueled by dramatic gains among middle-income Americans," says CNN Polling Director Keating Holland. "The data suggest that the debate over the payroll tax is helping Obama's efforts to portray himself as the defender of the middle class."
Obama's gains have come at the expense of the Republicans in Congress and the GOP in general. By a 50% to 31% margin, people questioned say they have more confidence in the president than in congressional Republicans to handle the major issues facing the country. Obama held a much narrower 44% to 39% margin in March.
And the GOP's overall favorable rating has dropped to six points, to 43%, since June, while the Democrats' positive rating remained steady at 55%.
CNN Poll: Presidents approval nearing 50% CNN Political Ticker - CNN.com Blogs
