Comments on: Reuters/Ipsos poll: Obama approval hits new low, but Republicans catch blame too

By: dragonlady9947

dragonlady9947 — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 05:40:58 +0000

The media seems to be running the country. The people can’t think for themselves or look for both sides of the picture. Proof positive that the school system is a disaster. Some of those candidates sound like reincarnations from the middle ages. Can you see Rand Paul or McDonnell negotiating with Iran?

Go ahead. Vote the clowns in and see what happens. Obama is not only brilliant; he is a statesman. The majority of the country obviously cannot see that. He could do incredible things for the country if he were not being maligned and the subject of intense bigotry and racism. The world is laughing at America. But since America thinks they are the only country in the world, they just blunder along.

By: aroleflin

aroleflin — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 04:28:58 +0000

FACTS: January 2, 2007 Busch Unemployment…4.6%, GDP…3.5%, DOW…12,621, 52 consecutive months of job creation, a record.

Then, the next day, January 3, 2007 Congress was taken over by the Pelosi Reid communists and now the unemployment is doubled, the GDP is 1.3%, and there has not been a single month of job creation under Obama since he took office. Add to this, Obama has piled $5 Billion PER DAY of debt onto every man, woman and child in the U.S……3 times the debt of Bush’s entire 8 year term![Washington Times - June 3, 2010]

By: dreamboynyc

dreamboynyc — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 20:48:35 +0000

When will people realize that failed Republican “leadership” drove this nation into the ditch it’s hopelessly ensnared in at this very moment. Why hand the keys back to the same reckless driver(s) that caused you to founder, America??

By: dennisaa

dennisaa — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 18:09:04 +0000

These polls show incumbents winning in almost every race.
We complain about Congress then send the same people back.
American voters are not too smart and mis-information sources like FOX News certainly make every thing clouded.

How can people struggling want to keep the tax cut for the rich? That is one of the main problems with our debt!

By: RichMy

RichMy — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 21:46:30 +0000

The country’s problems are just too big for any president or party to fix without very drastic and painful measures. The structure of the US economic system and culture is broken, very broken and is going to take much more than Obama can possibly do.

By: rwethereyet

rwethereyet — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 19:27:52 +0000

Some interesting stats, but in general, until the unemployment situation is fixed, all of those other issues are going to remain. Obama and Congress must realize that the “artificial” stimulus package that was approved, is not the long-term solution, but a short-term boost that has not fizzled out. Unless the private sector is willing to increase payrolls, all we’ve done is allowed some short-term gains, likely for the people or groups that needed it the least. Obviously, the stimulus hasn’t had any impact on unemployment because companies are back to solid profitability based not on increased output and revenue, but based on cost-cutting and corporate efficiencies. Why would corporate tax cuts and incentivizing business to hire people be a more suitable use of stimulus? The Federal Goverment needs to wake up and if the ideas of spend more and increase government is the best ideas Obama’s advisors can think of, he needs to quickly find replacements!