[DadOfFive]

Didn't see this posted. Fox usally has numbers better for zero than some other polling.

[The Comedian]

46% of Americans are simply too ignorant to vote with anything approaching an informed decision, too stupid to think critically about anything they are told, and too parasitic to make a living off their own efforts.

These people are called "Democrats" and "Obama Supporters".

They need to be allowed to naturally cull themselves into extinction.

Starting now. No more welfare, no more government unions, no more government jobs period.

Failing to do so is treating the cancer of invasive government with a combination of injected PCBs and voodoo, and we already have a metastasizing tumor that is 46% of our body weight.

Frowning takes 68 muscles.
Smiling takes 6.
Pulling this trigger takes 2.
I'm lazy.

[nina0113]

...even as a majority of Americans says he is providing the kind of leadership they expected.

He's providing EXACTLY the kind of leadership I expected, but I don't think that's the answer they're looking for.

[Pessimist]

“.. even as a majority of Americans says he is providing the kind of leadership they expected.”

That might seem contradictory at first glance, but it’s not.

I disaprove of him, but I have to say he’s “providing the kind of leadership we expected”.

I figured it would be this bad, and it is. Hence it is “as expected”.

[JenB987]

That warm, fuzzy glow of hope and change sure is wearing off quickly.

[paulycy]

[ScottinVA]

While 85 percent of Democrats approve of their party leader...

Good Lord.. are they out of touch or what?

[Zakeet]

[BibChr]

Still in double-digits, and that’s still too high.

[Typical_Whitey]

Only 80 percent Republican disapproval? Thats strange I would like to hear from someone in that 20 percent exactly what they do approve of from Obama because Obama is intentionally destroying Conservatism in all its forms... The secret is out Obama is as far left wacky as it comes. What are these 20 percent waiting for, does he really have to declare Marshall law and start locking up political opposition before they will see the light?

[clintonh8r]

"I inherited

These polls from the previous

Administration."

The haiku of FAIL.

[colorado tanker]

Obama’s numbers remind me of the scene in the movie Apollo 13 where the crew closes the valves to try to stop the oxygen leak. The needle hesitates and then keeps going down, down, down.

[Category Four]

46% — Could I possibly be the only one surprised to see it that high still?

[psychopuppy]

The new president on January 20, 2013 should begin his or hear inauguration speech with: “My fellow Americans, our long national nightmare is over.”

[psychopuppy]

The new president on January 20, 2013 should begin his or hear inauguration speech with: “My fellow Americans, our long national nightmare is over.”

[OrangeHoof]

He’s providing the leadership I expected - piss-poor leadership.

[Caipirabob]

even as a majority of Americans says he is providing the kind of leadership they expected.

Naturally. We expected him to be the worst pResident ever.

[atc23]

I think Obama is doing pretty good . . .

he's just a community organizer fer cryin out loud.

[Jeff Head]

THE MAN WHO DESPISES AMERICA

The feeling is apparently becoming mutual.

[Reagan is King]

"even as a majority of Americans says he is providing the kind of leadership they expected."

I was expecting a socialist, pandering, traitorous boob and it looks like I was 100% right. I guess I'm part of the majority!

[SkyPilot]

100% of New Black Panthers polled say they support Obama as well. The numbers might have been lower, since whites approaching the poll were threatened with nightsticks.

Attorney General Eric Holder said Wednesday that despite advances, the United States remains “a nation of cowards” on issues involving race. “Though this nation has proudly thought of itself as an ethnic melting pot, in things racial, we have always been, and we, I believe, continue to be, in too many ways, a nation of cowards,” Holder said in remarks to his staff in honor of Black History Month. His comments appear on a transcript provided by the Justice Department. “Even as we fight a war against terrorism; deal with the reality of electing an African-American, for the first time, as the president of the United States; and deal with other significant issues of the day, the need to confront our racial past and to understand our racial present, and to understand the history of African people in this country — that all endures,” the attorney general added.