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How low will he go? Obama approval hits yet another bottom and 54% now say, 'No second term'
October 21, 2010 | 3:08 am
...But a new Gallup Poll out this morning puts the top Democrat himself at his lowest approval rating ever and finds most Americans do not want the Real Good Talker to have a second term.
Other than that, Obama should be a real help to Washington's embattled Patty Murray today and Nevada's embattled Harry Reid and California's embattled Barbara Boxer later, trying to salvage the large Democratic majorities in both houses of Congress.
The new survey reveals that the more Americans get to know this guy, the less they like him. His ... approval rating has gone down every single quarter since that sunny promising inauguration on Jan. 20, 2009...
...At this point in the second year of George W. Bush's presidency, 62% thought he deserved a second term after only 48% voted for him in 2000...
what's the track record of those numbers 2 yrs out getting re-elected?
well these days campaigns are longer than a year, so the presidential might start q2 11
It might be a long time until 2012 but 2010 elections are just a few short days away. The revolution begins...
I didn't know changing from (D) to (R) is being considered a revolution again. I saw this flick on TCM, the one from '94. The original was never that good, never mind the quasi remake/sequel that's going on now.
well these days campaigns are longer than a year, so the presidential might start q2 11
CNN, MSNBC and Faux News can hardly wait. THEY may start the 2012 campaign as early as January 2011. Who wants to bet?
But this can't be good for Obama:
How low will he go? Obama approval hits yet another bottom and 54% now say, 'No second term' | Top of the Ticket | Los Angeles Times
How low will he go? Obama approval hits yet another bottom and 54% now say, 'No second term'
October 21, 2010 | 3:08 am
...But a new Gallup Poll out this morning puts the top Democrat himself at his lowest approval rating ever and finds most Americans do not want the Real Good Talker to have a second term.
Other than that, Obama should be a real help to Washington's embattled Patty Murray today and Nevada's embattled Harry Reid and California's embattled Barbara Boxer later, trying to salvage the large Democratic majorities in both houses of Congress.
The new survey reveals that the more Americans get to know this guy, the less they like him. His ... approval rating has gone down every single quarter since that sunny promising inauguration on Jan. 20, 2009...
...At this point in the second year of George W. Bush's presidency, 62% thought he deserved a second term after only 48% voted for him in 2000...
what's the track record of those numbers 2 yrs out getting re-elected?
Probably irrelevant. We'll see what the next two years brings.
But i have faith that Obama will do exactly the wrong thing.
But this can't be good for Obama:
How low will he go? Obama approval hits yet another bottom and 54% now say, 'No second term' | Top of the Ticket | Los Angeles Times
How low will he go? Obama approval hits yet another bottom and 54% now say, 'No second term'
October 21, 2010 | 3:08 am
...But a new Gallup Poll out this morning puts the top Democrat himself at his lowest approval rating ever and finds most Americans do not want the Real Good Talker to have a second term.
Other than that, Obama should be a real help to Washington's embattled Patty Murray today and Nevada's embattled Harry Reid and California's embattled Barbara Boxer later, trying to salvage the large Democratic majorities in both houses of Congress.
The new survey reveals that the more Americans get to know this guy, the less they like him. His ... approval rating has gone down every single quarter since that sunny promising inauguration on Jan. 20, 2009...
...At this point in the second year of George W. Bush's presidency, 62% thought he deserved a second term after only 48% voted for him in 2000...
It's A Long Time To 2012
Of course Dubya was polling higher at this point. It was what? A month after 9/11? He had something like a 93% approval rating in the month of September after 9/11.
what's the track record of those numbers 2 yrs out getting re-elected?
Probably irrelevant. We'll see what the next two years brings.
But i have faith that Obama will do exactly the wrong thing.
Let us just hope that the Republicans attempt to do the things America can understand and approve of. I am always reminded there are more takers than there are makers...
Of course Dubya was polling higher at this point. It was what? A month after 9/11? He had something like a 93% approval rating in the month of September after 9/11.
Obama is now in his 22 month. 9/11 happened 8 months into GW's term.
Probably irrelevant. We'll see what the next two years brings.
But i have faith that Obama will do exactly the wrong thing.
Let us just hope that the Republicans attempt to do the things America can understand and approve of. I am always reminded there are more takers than there are makers...
I don't hold out much hope for that, unless they do a party shake up. However I do think some real change is happening with the electorate, way beyond swinging the pendulum.
