To: Cheerio; chiller
Perhaps you are correct, with the Rasmussen Daily Approval index now settling into new low levels of -16 to -18 (back up to -16 today). One would think eventually the old dying lame stream media will have to tell one or two nuggets of truth in a weeks time. Maybe?
What everyone in the media seems to be missing is this bit of data. A majority of Americans still blame Bush, not Obama for the economy. Right now 41% blame Obama, 51% blame Bush. In the next 6 months, based on current trends, that number should flip. When that happens, Dear Reader's polling numbers should go thur the basement.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/obama_administration/december_2009/51_say_bad_economy_bush_s_fault_41_blame_obama
308 posted on
12/27/2009 9:24:01 AM PST by
MNJohnnie
(Demand Constitutionality)
To: MNJohnnie
I blame the media for the blame Bush numbers (well that and a stupid country)....... because we had a democratic majority in congress the last two years of his administration... Bush’s screw up was not using his veto pen and not explaining things properly to the public when he tried to do something to reign in Fannie and Freddie....
To: MNJohnnie
Rasmussen Presidential Approval poll is on holiday vacation. These are still the 12/24 results. You can verify that by clicking their
(see trends) link. They did same thing, again without any posted warnings, over Thanksgiving. Last year polling was off for such from before Xmas until a few days after New Years.
To: MNJohnnie
What everyone in the media seems to be missing is this bit of data. A majority of Americans still blame Bush, not Obama for the economy.
Just plain sick, is what I call it. It also says something about our institutions of higher learning. Zer0 has dug such a hole in our debt that we can never get out. HYPERINFLATION IS ON THE WAY.
401 posted on
12/27/2009 2:22:16 PM PST by
Cheerio
(Barack Hussein 0bama=The Complete Destruction of American Capitalism)
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