President Hope and Change...

[Larry Gude]

Obama's Approval Ratings More Polarized in Year 2 Than Year 1

PRINCETON, NJ -- President Barack Obama's job approval ratings were even more polarized during his second year in office than during his first, when he registered the most polarized ratings for a first-year president. An average of 81% of Democrats and 13% of Republicans approved of the job Obama was doing as president during his second year. That 68-point gap in party ratings is up from 65 points in his first year and is easily the most polarized second year for a president since Dwight Eisenhower.

Fortunately for him, his new bestest pal Johnny B has been working hard to bail him out so he looks great come year three results.

 

[aps45819]

It seems strange that citizens would support his "No Energy" policy

 

[chernmax]

It seems strange that citizens would support his "No Energy" policy

And his Trickle up Poverty policy...

 

[ImnoMensa]

And his Trickle up Poverty policy...

Those who still give approval to Obama are those who still havent realised what a tremendous clusterpluck he has made out of an already bad situation.

In a couple of years when the bills come due he will go down in history as the buffoon he is.

 

[LC_Sulla]

No SOTU Bump for Obama, but Approval Remains Higher

Gallup Daily tracking finds no change in President Obama's job approval rating after his State of the Union address. The president's 50% average for the week ending Sunday, Jan. 30, matches the prior week's rating, which was the highest weekly average for Obama since May.