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You're neglecting the fact that Reagan's policies led to a growing economy and real job creation - which then caused his approval level to increase.
Obama's policies are dampening economic and job growth. Hence, there won't be similar drivers to improve his approval levels.
You're neglecting the fact that Reagan's policies led to a growing economy and real job creation - which then caused his approval level to increase.
Obama's policies are dampening economic and job growth. Hence, there won't be similar drivers to improve his approval levels.
You're neglecting the fact that Reagan's policies led to a growing economy and real job creation - which then caused his approval level to increase.
Obama's policies are dampening economic and job growth. Hence, there won't be similar drivers to improve his approval levels.
You're neglecting the fact that Reagan's policies lead to huge budget deficits.
I'm not talking about at the similar point. Reagan's approval levels headed higher because his policies were successful. It's highly unlikely that Obama's will emulate Reagan's because his policies are damaging the economy.
That's 9 points higher than Reagan was at this point in his presidency.
RCP Average (5/15-5/25): Approve: 46.9, Disapprove: 46.6
In spite of what Scott Rasmussen says.
(RealClearPolitics.com combines all available major polls, and averages them.)
You're neglecting the fact that Reagan's policies led to a growing economy and real job creation - which then caused his approval level to increase.
Obama's policies are dampening economic and job growth. Hence, there won't be similar drivers to improve his approval levels.
You're neglecting the fact that Reagan's policies lead to huge budget deficits.
Reagan cutting taxes was one of the best things any President ever did for the citizens of this country.
If Reagan had had a Newt Gingrinch Congress, the united states would have established a budget that couldve set the united states up for life.
However we must cut spending in social security and in the miltary and in foreign aid. And keep taxes low.
Formula for success.
That's 9 points higher than Reagan was at this point in his presidency.
RCP Average (5/15-5/25): Approve: 46.9, Disapprove: 46.6
In spite of what Scott Rasmussen says.
(RealClearPolitics.com combines all available major polls, and averages them.)
I DON'T believe it for one second.
Where? At his Fundraiser? His appointees?
B'loney. SS and Medicare have been snowballing for years. Combine this with demographic changes which increase the ratio of elderly to taxpayers, and we have a growing structural deficit - no matter who is president.
Obama Approval Rating ACTUALLY at 47%
That's 9 points higher than Reagan was at this point in his presidency.
RCP Average (5/15-5/25): Approve: 46.9, Disapprove: 46.6
In spite of what Scott Rasmussen says.
(RealClearPolitics.com combines all available major polls, and averages them.)
The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Wednesday (May 26, 2010) shows that 23% of the nation's voters Strongly Approve of the way that Barack Obama is performing his role as president. Forty-five percent (45%) Strongly Disapprove, giving Obama a Presidential Approval Index rating of -22. That’s the lowest Approval Index rating yet measured for this president (see trends).
Well you only have to put up with President Obama for 6 and 1/2 more years, then you can whine, piss, and moan about the next Democratic President.
Po widdle Pube.
And it's 24 points higher than Obama's approval at this time in his subversive regime.
The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Wednesday (May 26, 2010) shows that 23% of the nation's voters Strongly Approve of the way that Barack Obama is performing his role as president. Forty-five percent (45%) Strongly Disapprove, giving Obama a Presidential Approval Index rating of -22. Thats the lowest Approval Index rating yet measured for this president (see trends).
