Newer poll: Amateurish head of Hopey Changey headed for shitter

[PatPatriot]

<TABLE class=left_right_spacer border=0 cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0><TBODY><TR><TD class=copy vAlign=top align=left>Zogby: Obama Approval Hits Record Low

</TD></TR><TR><TD class=copy>A new Zogby poll to be released Friday reveals that President Obama's approval rating has hit a record low, with 45 percent of Americans giving him a positive job rating. Apparently soured on his costly economic schemes and a multi-trillion dollar plan that would nationalize healthcare, Americans are rejecting the new president. This sea change in public opinion comes as Democrats plan to push healthcare through Congress without any GOP support.
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[barman]

This news does not bode well for the upcoming Nov 2009 Presidential election

 

[Willie99]

but it does show people caught on to the fraud real quick

his act is old already

if your policy is strong on rhetoric but completely lacking in substance, and people stop believing your bullshit, then you are in deep cocka my friend.

the more he talks nowadays, the less he's liked. That's not a good trend.

Pretty soon, "there" going to have to put him in the closet, and let his beautiful, sexy and fashion trend setting wife do the talking

 

[BetIt]

Ha

Don't be so quick to write him off, we've seen this story before.

Reagan came into office on a fairly high note, with initial job approval ratings as high as 60% by mid-March 1981. Then, on March 30, Reagan was shot on the streets of Washington by John Hinckley Jr., and the resulting concern and sympathy helped lift his ratings to 68% by May. But even as Reagan personally recovered from his wounds, the public's concerns about the bad economy did not, and the president's ratings began to fall as each month went by.

By the end of 1981, Reagan's job approval rating had drifted down to 49%.

Things got worse for Reagan in 1982. The public's view of the economy remained sour, and the president's ratings during 1982 stayed concomitantly low, in the 40% range, ending the year at 41%. The 1982 midterm elections were not good ones for Reagan and for the GOP. The Republicans lost about 25 seats in the House.

 

[Willie99]

well, I will concede that if the economy surges then Obama will probably be OK in 2012.

Of course, he's taking a route that is the polar opposite of what RR took in 1981. If that happens, then I guess you can say without a doubt that the POTUS has nothing to do with the economy. Two guys who's policies were exact opposites both lead to the same result.

Obama is trying to implement significant changes to energy and health care too. I can't imagine either of those issues helping him in their present form.

 

[snoop]

Poll: Americans losing confidence in Obama

Poll: Americans losing confidence in Obama




<!-- end .byline -->WASHINGTON – A new poll says that Americans, concerned over the future of health care reform and anxious about the growing federal budget deficit, are losing faith in President Barack Obama.

The Washington Post-ABC News survey found that less that half of Americans — 49 percent — say they believe the president will make the right decisions for the country. That's down from 60 percent at the 100-day mark of the Obama presidency.

The poll published Friday says Obama's overall approval is 57 percent, 12 points lower than it was at its peak in April. Fifty-three percent disapprove of the way he's handling the budget deficit and his approval on health care continues to deteriorate.

The national survey was conducted Aug. 13-17 and has a sampling error of plus or minus three percentage points.

 

[barman]

MERGED the two "Polls Don't Like Obama" threads from past 24 hours

 

[Mistermj]

Ha

Don't be so quick to write him off, we've seen this story before.

Reagan came into office on a fairly high note, with initial job approval ratings as high as 60% by mid-March 1981. Then, on March 30, Reagan was shot on the streets of Washington by John Hinckley Jr., and the resulting concern and sympathy helped lift his ratings to 68% by May. But even as Reagan personally recovered from his wounds, the public's concerns about the bad economy did not, and the president's ratings began to fall as each month went by.

By the end of 1981, Reagan's job approval rating had drifted down to 49%.

Things got worse for Reagan in 1982. The public's view of the economy remained sour, and the president's ratings during 1982 stayed concomitantly low, in the 40% range, ending the year at 41%. The 1982 midterm elections were not good ones for Reagan and for the GOP. The Republicans lost about 25 seats in the House.

We knew Reagan, the country loved Ronald Reagan...Mr. Obama...you are no Ronald Reagan.

:cripwalk:

 

[DowntownMickeyBrown]

OBomba's #'s hit record low...

-14 on rasmussen. This clowns line of BS ran thin real quick.........

 

[DowntownMickeyBrown]

Let me get this straight.

Obama's health care plan will be written by a committee whose head says he doesn't understand it,
passed by a Congress that hasn't read it, signed by a president who smokes, funded by a treasury
chief who did not pay his taxes, overseen by a surgeon general who is obese, and financed by a country that is broke.

What could possibly go wrong?

 

[Dave007inVegas]

Let me get this straight.

Obama's health care plan will be written by a committee whose head says he doesn't understand it,
passed by a Congress that hasn't read it, signed by a president who smokes, funded by a treasury
chief who did not pay his taxes, overseen by a surgeon general who is obese, and financed by a country that is broke.

What could possibly go wrong?

Your summary is exceedingly concise yet says it all

What could possibly go wrong? Indeed @)

Welcome aboard :toast:

 

[barman]

merged the latest "Obama's numbers suck" thread with the couple we had from this past week