Stock Market Correction May Work For Democrats & Better Obama Approval Ratings, WP/ABC

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Mostly I myself do long-term investing, happy to see a Correction in the stock markets, on-going now. So even Washington Post / ABC offers a less than dismal look into Obama approval ratings, noted mostly everywhere, to actually be low. It turns out that the highest approval ratings come from the handling of the economy, 44% approval, and getting better all the time. The approvals and preferences for the handling of middle class economics, and the economy generally, tend to favor both Obama and the Democrats. Up until the last few days, of course, there has been nothing scary to report about the U. S. economy.

Poll shows Obama approval low GOP enthusiasm higher than Democrats - The Washington Post

All the recent scary stuff creates the lowest approval ratings. The lowest ratings tend to be in foreign affairs, wherein mostly at last there is at least a Mideast policy starting to form. Immigration is the lowest approval rating of all. The liberals don't like it, likely from their point of view. The Conservatives don't like it, likely from their point of view. For the moment, Hispanics are not flying in from West Africa, however(?). Apparently the Russians and Chinese don't seem to have much of a West African problem, either(?).

Now, at last(?), a severe stock market downturn is making the news, and unemployment rates are lower and going lower! So now it is also noted that the The Plague is being addressed through CDC. That would make it likely ObamaCare funded. People like Louisiana challenger, Cassidy, actually voted to shut down the CDC--along with the entire federal government. That is in the local news in that state. Dallas has the GOP mismanagement problems as is usual, blaming all the nurses instead.

With all that scary, now the economy is also easily looking more scary! Scary likely now works more to the advantage, at least of Barack Obama(?). Michele doesn't seem to have the scary kind of problem, depending on anyone's views of turnips. . . more likely, now, some new kind of household issue(?).

Tht economy, and food(?), may turn out to be a tilting, mini-October surprise!

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Many in California likely to vote to keep legal gambling confined to Lands of Many Nations! High approval ratings, expected!)
 
No doubt the elites are planning a nice big war to "fix" things.
 
The Republicans did nothing in the recent Congress, and have no issue in the coming elections. ObamaCare fizzled as an issue. In 2010, NBC/WSJ polls found 36% of respondents thinking jobs creation was a national issue. That number is now 23% of respondents.

Republicans unlikely to sweep mid-terms NBC WSJ Poll

Noted in the link, there is a "diffusion" of issues, with nothing really compelling a "wave" or "tide." Indirectly, that suggests that Democrats have done fairly well. There is nothing compelling an actress, for example, to grab her crotch, then run onto a baseball field and sing a national song in front of millions.

NASDAQ briefly went into "Correction" status for the how many ever seconds. Dow inched closer to it, than S&P. S&P us closer to a "Correction" than is Down Jones. So for two weeks in a row, there is something in the news that more likely gets any Republican wave more likely receding.

No one can find anything suggesting much of a change from status quo. Fear is like that too.

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Young Braves know Great Geronimo could seek safe haven in Mexico, where. . .actually, apparently, West Africans don't seem to go, much(?). . .likely with all the cartels, and whatnot(?)! "Kenya," of course, is not in West Africa. . . .or actually, even in Mexico(?)! Many White Eyes, probably feeling better, already. . . .not afraid to come back to Congress and to Senate!)
 

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