Daily Presidential Tracking Poll - Thursday, September 9th, 2010 (Obama at -24)

Rasmussen Reports ^ | 09/09/2010 | Scott Rasmussen

[Dubya-M-Dees]

The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Thursday shows that 23% of the nation's voters Strongly Approve of the way that Barack Obama is performing his role as president. Forty-seven percent (47%) Strongly Disapprove, giving Obama a Presidential Approval Index rating of -24 (see trends).

[RipSawyer]

It must take a tremendous amount of discipline to steadfastly refuse to see what is in front of your eyes. Diana is a master of refusal to see.

[Nevadan]

I agree that the disapproval rate is awesome!

[MAexile]

WHAT! It was -18 yesterday, first ever at -24, Im stunned, stunned I tell you.

The weekend dropped off. Ras uses a three day moving average and Obama polls better on the weekend.

Check my previous posts, I said this would happen.

[Stand Watch Listen]

[Vigilanteman]

They can always look at the bright side: 53% of American do NOT strongly disapprove of Zer0. And you can bet that is the way his media lapdogs will spin it.

[erod]

God I love that, you should really post it on flickr. Actually I think I’ll make it my wallpaper?

[MizSterious]

Oh, your post just made my day!! (Dancing wildly around my desk...)

[justlurking]

As much as I am hoping that Obama’s numbers go much lower, I don't think it is realistically going to happen.

I agree that his strong approval numbers aren't going much lower. But, the strong disapproval numbers seem to have no upper limit.

There are also still plenty of "just" approval that can switch to disapproval. But, there aren't that much "just" disapproval -- they are overwhelmingly "strong" disapproval.

[justlurking]

Thanks for unlocking the thread.

That was a first for me: this thread was locked, and referred people to the SAME thread. :-)

[CSI007]

He will be back under -20% by tomorrow or the next day...

Wake me when he is in the negative 30’s and his approval rating is in the mid 30s.

[FourPeas]

What happened to the post-Ohio speech bump after he announced all those new economic plans? Oh, right....

[stbdside]

Holy limbo Batman!!

[fwdude]

I agree, he is about as low as he will go. Statistical "noise" will bump it lower on occasion, but the skulls of his pathetic drones are impenetrable and they won't change their minds even if Ohdamnya were revealed to be the Anti-Christ.

I do think that there are still white citizens who are so cowed by PC that they are still deathly afraid to be called "racists" by the "Ministry of Truth." If the truth were known, I think this would bump the numbers down another 2 or 3 points.

[my small voice]

A NEW LOW and a new high for my day!!!!!

[RummyChick]

Soon to poll worse than Nixon...

http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/05/01/bush.poll/

[AuH2ORepublican]

I think that not only was yesterday a very bad day for him polling-wise, the day that dropped off the rolling average (Sunday?) must have been a very good day for him.

[marstegreg]

I think he can go lower. He is busy trying to convince us me is moderate, which we know is a lie, but maybe the libs don’t see it that way. Maybe they see him as abandoning them now. I think they were keeping him from going below -20 (but not any more!).

[N. Theknow]

Posted this on another thread, but it fits here even better.

WOW!

Two speeches in front of "By Invitation Only" union members and other assorted libs (with a lot of strategically placed white faces sitting behind the podium) and the Stat-Cruncher at Rasmussen belches out "Worst Ever" numbers.

0bama may have jumped in the ditch to save the car, but he didn't push the car, he just keeps digging the ditch deeper.

Mr. Shovel Ready

[Varsity Flight]

Now lets have a poll on the bureaucracy in D.C./Beltway.

[LS]

All time high, and, if I recall two points higher in disapproval than ever before. He’s quickly drifting into Bush territory.