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Sunday, March 15, 2009

Obama Approval Ratings Less
Than Bush For Same Time Period



Bwa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!


This is TEH FUNNY!

Approval rating for Barack Cocaine Hussein, Pbama Junior are below the approval ratings for George W. Bush for the same time period! From WSJ.com:

    Polling data show that Mr. Obama's approval rating is dropping and is below where George W. Bush was in an analogous period in 2001. Rasmussen Reports data shows that Mr. Obama's net presidential approval rating -- which is calculated by subtracting the number who strongly disapprove from the number who strongly approve -- is just six, his lowest rating to date.

    Overall, Rasmussen Reports shows a 56%-43% approval, with a third strongly disapproving of the president's performance. This is a substantial degree of polarization so early in the administration. Mr. Obama has lost virtually all of his Republican support and a good part of his Independent support, and the trend is decidedly negative.

    [...]

    There is also a clear sense in the polling that taxes will increase for all Americans because of the stimulus[.]

    [...]

    That polling shows that there are deep-seated, underlying economic concerns. Eighty-three percent say they are worried that the steps Mr. Obama is taking to fix the economy may not work and the economy will get worse. Eighty-two percent say they are worried about the amount of money being added to the deficit. Seventy-eight percent are worried about inflation growing, and 69% say they are worried about the increasing role of the government in the U.S. economy.

    When Gallup asked whether we should be spending more or less in the economic stimulus, by close to 3-to-1 margin voters said it is better to have spent less than to have spent more.

    [...]

    Support for the stimulus package is dropping from narrow majority support to below that. There is no sense that the stimulus package itself will work quickly, and according to a recent Wall Street Journal/NBC poll, close to 60% said it would make only a marginal difference in the next two to four years. Rasmussen data shows that people now actually oppose Mr. Obama's budget, 46% to 41%. Three-quarters take this position because it will lead to too much spending. And by 2-to-1, voters reject House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's call for a second stimulus package.

The story continues that it is only a narrow majority who have confidence in Pbama while 45% say they do not have confidence in the Messyiah.

Other gems from the story note that only one-quarter of Americans believe the Federal Government reflects the will of the people. Only one-quarter! And two-thirds of voters say members of Congress are interested in helping themselves, not the American people.

Tax and Spend, Barry...Tax and Spend! Hope 'n Change!



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