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Obama Job Approval at Dismal 39%
Jul 26, 2014 08:51:03   #
JMHO Loc: Utah
 
President Obama's numbers have fallen to his previous all-time lowest approval rating this week as Americans have had time to assess his policies, or lack thereof, on immigration; his foreign policies on Israel, Ukraine, and Russia; and his reaction to the shooting down of Malaysian flight MH17.

This week, Gallup recorded Obama's job approval rating as 39 positive to 54 negative. This is a bit worse than his previous worse rating in March of 39/55.

The Gallup graph shows that the President's approval rating has taken a pretty steady downward spiral since his February 2009 high of nearly 70 percent approval. Since 2010, Obama has struggled to hit above 50 percent approval and has most often been under that metric. In fact, the last time Gallup measured a 50 percent approval was back in April of 2013.

The latest CNN poll wasn't much better for the President. In a July 23 report, CNN found that Obama's approval was at 42 percent, but this poll was early enough not to record many reactions to Obama's handling of the current crises.

Traditionally, low p**********l approval numbers like these in an e******n year bodes very badly for the President's party.

Personally, I believe these numbers are incorrect...I think his actual approval rate is more like around 10%. Included in that 10% would be several liberal wing-nuts here on OPP

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Jul 26, 2014 08:56:31   #
Liberty Tree
 
JMHO wrote:
President Obama's numbers have fallen to his previous all-time lowest approval rating this week as Americans have had time to assess his policies, or lack thereof, on immigration; his foreign policies on Israel, Ukraine, and Russia; and his reaction to the shooting down of Malaysian flight MH17.

This week, Gallup recorded Obama's job approval rating as 39 positive to 54 negative. This is a bit worse than his previous worse rating in March of 39/55.

The Gallup graph shows that the President's approval rating has taken a pretty steady downward spiral since his February 2009 high of nearly 70 percent approval. Since 2010, Obama has struggled to hit above 50 percent approval and has most often been under that metric. In fact, the last time Gallup measured a 50 percent approval was back in April of 2013.

The latest CNN poll wasn't much better for the President. In a July 23 report, CNN found that Obama's approval was at 42 percent, but this poll was early enough not to record many reactions to Obama's handling of the current crises.

Traditionally, low p**********l approval numbers like these in an e******n year bodes very badly for the President's party.

Personally, I believe these numbers are incorrect...I think his actual approval rate is more like around 10%. Included in that 10% would be several liberal wing-nuts here on OPP
President Obama's numbers have fallen to his previ... (show quote)


Many of these polls, especially CNN, always have an over sampling of Democrats so the unfavorable rating is probably lower than the polls show.

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Jul 26, 2014 08:57:28   #
Homestead
 
JMHO wrote:
President Obama's numbers have fallen to his previous all-time lowest approval rating this week as Americans have had time to assess his policies, or lack thereof, on immigration; his foreign policies on Israel, Ukraine, and Russia; and his reaction to the shooting down of Malaysian flight MH17.

This week, Gallup recorded Obama's job approval rating as 39 positive to 54 negative. This is a bit worse than his previous worse rating in March of 39/55.

The Gallup graph shows that the President's approval rating has taken a pretty steady downward spiral since his February 2009 high of nearly 70 percent approval. Since 2010, Obama has struggled to hit above 50 percent approval and has most often been under that metric. In fact, the last time Gallup measured a 50 percent approval was back in April of 2013.

The latest CNN poll wasn't much better for the President. In a July 23 report, CNN found that Obama's approval was at 42 percent, but this poll was early enough not to record many reactions to Obama's handling of the current crises.

Traditionally, low p**********l approval numbers like these in an e******n year bodes very badly for the President's party.

Personally, I believe these numbers are incorrect...I think his actual approval rate is more like around 10%. Included in that 10% would be several liberal wing-nuts here on OPP
President Obama's numbers have fallen to his previ... (show quote)



"Traditionally, low p**********l approval numbers like these in an e******n year bodes very badly for the President's party. "

Yeah, but, that was before they perfected v***r f***d, now it doesn't make a difference.

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Jul 26, 2014 09:09:14   #
stevenkalka
 
Homestead wrote:
"Traditionally, low p**********l approval numbers like these in an e******n year bodes very badly for the President's party. "

Yeah, but, that was before they perfected v***r f***d, now it doesn't make a difference.


They also perfected the art of the personal attack in the way of talking points, such as 'The War On Women'. The opposition has to learn to mount an effective response and d**g attention to its version and away from its opponents.

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Jul 27, 2014 05:29:51   #
The black in me
 
Hmm

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Jul 28, 2014 01:32:17   #
BigMike Loc: yerington nv
 
The black in me wrote:
Hmm


If you hit the "quote reply" button before you post your reply we will know to whom you are "hmm"-ing. :thumbup:

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