Don't bother.
Reality doesn't matter to these folks.
You say Clinton came in with a surplus..using the same scoring done for decades, they will find numbers to dispute that..until they need to same method to show their guy is doing well.
You say unemployment is going down..they will point out the fact that the scoring method doesn't take into accounting people not going on unemployment..completely forgetting that the same thing REALLY happened during the Bush admininstration.
You say that polls indicate that people really wanted something to be done with health care..they will point out that people are unhappy with the legislation that came out and completely discount that a good number of people in those "unhappy" columns wanted single payer.
They don't deal with reality.
Thought you were done, you sad sack of silliness.
The polls indicate that people are horrified with the direction of the Obamanoids.
Sorry, I haven't read back through the thread to discover what poll you're referencing.
Um, which would that be?
I'd love to find any evidence that "people are horrified" was true, but I cannot. Nor can I find any evidence to support the claim that a president's popularity after 800 days in office is any predictor of their re-electability.
I can find evidence from a nicely interactive source I'd recommend to anyone that has any interest in comparing Obama with other individual modern presidents and the average popularity of them:
Presidential Job Approval Center
It shows that while Obama is not the most popular president, his popularity has closely followed Carter's, Reagan's, and Clinton's during the same comparative times in office (800 days).
Interestingly, Bush Sr. was
Wildly Popular after 800 days in office: But this obviously had nothing to do with the election results in November 1992.