Comments on: Reuters-Ipsos Poll: Obama approval drops to 43 pct driven by Democrats

By: Repremender

Repremender — Fri, 15 Oct 2010 03:51:06 +0000

@the critic

Bush had everything going for him according to you but he still messed up.

And what can you expect from the son of a former president, a national guardsmen and a born again christian? Two wars that cannot be won (just the losses minimised), a country divided even more, single handidly crippling of the worlds biggest economy at a time when it was strong (thanks bill clinton, thanks dad for setting that up for me to ruin!) oh and doing what his buddies tell him to do and screwing us even more.

By: thecritic

thecritic — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 22:36:07 +0000

@ OhReally68. Quote: ” President Obama has accomplished more good regarding these in 2 years than the Republicans in the last 8″. What obsequious “good” are you referring to? Barack Hussein has failed at everything he has touched, and indicators are that that it will get much worse. Democrats gained the house in 2007 so there is in fact no “Republican last 8″. The economy collapsed in 2008. We are approaching 2011 and it just keeps getting worse. People couldn’t care less about his predecessor because fast talking lawyer Barack has had more than enough time to prove himself but failed over and over again. Should we have expected anything else from a “community organizer” with ZERO experience in the real worlds of business, economics, military, international relations, etc.

By: fred5407

fred5407 — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 21:23:02 +0000

I don’t put much confidence in poles, but I know that the Congress and Administration have done a poor job in leadership. Just listening to and seeing the mud slinging and blame makes me realze that we have a bunch of leaders acting like third graders, and getting away with it. They are that way because they are all saying what someone tells them, rather than what they might believe. I think they all should wake up before the plane crashes and they are on the outside looking into an elected interim government.

By: yehlingling

yehlingling — Wed, 13 Oct 2010 20:45:25 +0000

It is not at all that Obama’s poll numbers have dropped. Congress has had extremely low poll numbers as well, not surprising, either.
Over 15 million American workers, including legal immigrants, are unemployed. Instead of immediately work with Congress to enact some sort of immigration moratorium so that we can save all the jobs for American citizens of all racial groups, President Obama and many members in Congress want immigration “reform”. If adopted, their plan could add tens of millions of legal and illegal professional and low-skilled jobseekers to the U.S. in the next few years! Meanwhile, our federal government has recently spent hundreds of billions of dollars supposedly to create jobs– money that we borrowed from other countries.
When will our elected officials of both parties realize that adding 3 million U.S. and foreign-born people every year to the U.S. will essentially means more jobseekers, students, patients, welfare recipients, drivers, and users of energy? When will they learn from China? Over 3 decades ago, leaders in China already realized that population growth and immigration would seriously impeded its economic success. When will American leaders stop burrying their heads in the sand?

Yeh Ling-Ling
http://www.aSustainableUSA.org

By: Fishes

Fishes — Wed, 13 Oct 2010 20:17:06 +0000

Fishes.

By: OhReally68

OhReally68 — Wed, 13 Oct 2010 18:54:28 +0000

Hard to believe this pole. Among other topics, Democrats are typically for ending our presence in Iraq, better health care services for the middleclass and poor, and we also don’t care too much for the Great Depression. President Obama has accomplished more good regarding these in 2 years than the Republicans in the last 8.

Go figure, pulling America out of the biggest recession seen in many of our lifetimes and creating a massive amount of jobs might take a little time? A little patience people, please.