Even as Wall Street appears to be stabalizing, Obama's approval numbers continue their steady declines. Rasmussen's most recent poll shows yet another 2-point drop for Obama, and when compared to just two weeks ago, it appears clear a significant amount of "buyers' remorse" is taking hold across America.
One must assume though that if the economy continues to show signs of recovery, so to will Obama's approval numbers - numbers that still remain above 50%. Perhaps the most immiediate question will be if the upcoming election cycles will play out in favor of the Republicans vs the Democrats. Polls show the vast majority of non-union workers do not favor the Democrat/Union desire for card-check. (Meaning these workers do NOT want to unionize) And yet another poll shows the vast majority of Americans do not favor another stimulus bill even as Nancy Pelosi hints another such bill will in fact be happening in the near future. (Perhaps more San Francisco swamp mice to save?)
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One must assume though that if the economy continues to show signs of recovery, so to will Obama's approval numbers - numbers that still remain above 50%. Perhaps the most immiediate question will be if the upcoming election cycles will play out in favor of the Republicans vs the Democrats. Polls show the vast majority of non-union workers do not favor the Democrat/Union desire for card-check. (Meaning these workers do NOT want to unionize) And yet another poll shows the vast majority of Americans do not favor another stimulus bill even as Nancy Pelosi hints another such bill will in fact be happening in the near future. (Perhaps more San Francisco swamp mice to save?)
Rasmussen Reports: The Most Comprehensive Public Opinion Data Anywhere