[Talisker]

The president’s approval rating is at 51 percent, unemployment is at 4.9 percent, incomes rose in 2015, Democrats lead the generic ballot, and the Republican presidential nominee is historically unpopular.

No, no, no, no and no.

Next.

[cba123]

I agree completely.

Good post, good thread.

[Paul R.]

And these people (media) wonder why a large majority no longer trusts them?

[CyberAnt]

I agree .. especially on the unemployment numbers. Obama is skewing the numbers, just like the Clintons’ did. You do that by NOT COUNTING THOSE WHO ARE NO LONGER LOOKING FOR WORK.

So, we have 92 million people out of work .. Hmmmm ..??

Obama’s number is also driven by GW Bush; his numbers were very low when he left office; Obama seems to be determined to beat that number no matter how much he has to play with the numbers.

The true unemployment number is not mentioned anymore.