[SunkenCiv]

The writer, editor, and publisher couldn't resist their tingly urge to carry water for the Kenyan-born Muzzie.

[bigbob]

Let’s hope people ask themselves “Am I better off than I was 4 years ago”?

[Windflier]

Yeah, it’s all the fault of high gas prices and a sluggish economy. Hussein didn’t do a thing to deserve these falling poll numbers.

Oh, I almost forgot - it’s unexpected, too.

[Williams]

I attribute the drop to pure unadulterated terror at the mere mention of 4 more years.

Beware Hilary, republicans have foolishly boosted her myth.

[smoothsailing]

[The Wizard]

and may I say as the scumbag in chief, he is unparallelled in his ability to destroy this great nation...don't let it happen...

dump obambi in 2012..elect a great President Sarah Palin

[The Wizard]

if you were looking for a POS as president, here is your boy

[skr]

40+ seems way too high all things considered.

[OldNewYork]

Approval ratings drop when announcing bid for reelection? That can’t be good. Has this ever happened before? Carter? Anyone?

[Atlantan]

What happened to Rahm’s finger?

[MissouriConservative]

Since the polls are usually skewed towards the democrats, I’d say that the 41% is about 3 to 5 percent too high (and that may be too conservative of an estimate). If I had to fathom a guess, I’d say his true approval rating is somewhere between 35% - 38% and headed downwards.

[BIGLOOK]

The writer, editor, and publisher couldn't resist their tingly urge to carry water for the Kenyan-born Muzzie.

Indeed!

Price of a gallon of regular at the pump was $4.55 here today and has been steadily rising daily. This is due to people driving less, not depleting the gas supply that was purchased at high rates by the station owners earlier, creating supply and demand dilemma. The prices will remain elevated until the current stocks are used up and replaced by more purchased at a new rate.

On the news this morning, the administration has formed a task force to study the supply/demand problem. Some of the recommendations so far; drive more to reduce the existing supplies; drive faster than the posted speed limits further speeding up the reduction of current supplies; over inflate your tires (so that when hitting a pot hole or a speed bump, you get more bounce for your buck); consider taking advantage of coupons offered by supermarkets in locations further away from your local supermarket and making your grocery purchases there (this will balance out if your neighbors in other counties do likewise); eliminate car pooling (it's simply unAmerican).

[deport]

The average national price of a gallon of gas on Wednesday was $3.83, according to AAA’s Daily Fuel Gauge Report. On April 4, when Obama announced his reelection effort, the average price was $3.69.

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The average price of gasoline in mid January 2009 when Obama was sworn in was around $1.62/gal. It has risen steadily since that time.

http://www.ecovelo.info/images/gas-price-graph-2011.jpg

[Joe Boucher]

around here obammy is thought of as being lower than whale pooh.
Can’t get much lower than that.

[Dominic01]

aww, poor barry’s ratings are down. isn’t that just to bad mr. soetero?

[supremedoctrine]

Don’t go away mad, just go away.
He runs again, for real, and he’s gonna get a worse shellacking than ANY second term President EVER.

[Grunthor]

Dear Comrade O, sometimes you get what you ask for.

Sometimes you get what you have coming to you.

Sometimes, they are one and the same.

[Jo Nuvark]

BO is an affirmative action president.
Ratings (grades) don’t mean anything
to him. He has never had to perform
to pass so I’m certain these numbers
don’t bother him a bit.

[tet68]

Since Obama announced on April 4 with a low-key email and video address to supporters

Odd, I seem to remember the press touting it as cutting
edge at the time.

[thethirddegree]

Obama needs to be impeached, tried for treason and sent to a SuperMax for life.

[onevoter]

When you consider that Gallup consistently leans left, Obama’s numbers have to be really dismal. Add the fawning press to the mix and, if this were George Bush, the approval ratings would be at 30.

My fear is that Republicans will, once again, grab defeat from the jaws of victory and either put a RINO on the ballot or destroy the candidate for not being to the left enough for them. The fact that establishment Pubs are now working at gerrymandering the newly elected Tea Party members of Congress out of existence with the new census, diminishes any satisfaction I could derive from “the one’s” low poll numbers. The Pubs are drifting farther and farther left and, much like the libs, there is no such thing as stooping too low to keep the power in the hands of the “Old Guard Republicans.”