GO OBAMA!!!!

I'm all in. Anyone who doesn't understand him is not understanding the realities of our world. Go Barak Hussein Obama...we look further into you than just a name. Anyone can give a man a name. But your character supercedes you. Vote him in to finish his goals, which are far-reaching and slowly attained. Down with greed.

do you mean much the same as all of the fox news reports we see copy and pasted throughout these threads?

because they certainly don't show bias do they?

Obama 41%. President George W. Bush 48% and growing.

According to a poll released Monday, 50 percent of those surveyed approved the job that the 44th president is doing, while 42 percent disapproved. A poll released Tuesday showed a 50-43 breakdown.

http://blog.seattlepi.com/seattlepolitics/archives/234304.asp

So finds a new ABC News/Yahoo! News poll, inaugurating a new polling partnership taking a fresh look at some issues in the news. One finding: For all their economic gripes, 52 percent of Americans say they'd rather have President Obama than his predecessor in control of economic policy, vs. 35 percent who'd prefer to have former President Bush in charge.


http://abcnews.go.com/m/story?id=11662904&sid=77&p=2



i guess polls are pretty complex AND diverse and seem to correlate with WHO is doing the polling,,,

That is just plain sad. A president who was highly unpopular while in office is more popular than the sitting president two years removed. Quite funny actually

This one's gotta hurt. President Obama's approval rating has dipped below, gulp, George W. Bush.

The ex-President's approval rating rose to 47% in recent weeks according to a Gallup poll released Monday, which is one point higher than Obama's rating in a survey also taken this week.

The poll results represent a surprising rebound for the once fiercely unpopular Bush, whose approval rating was just 25% just a little over a year ago.

Politico speculates the unexpected boomerang could be a result of the positive reviews Bush's recently released memoir, "Decision Points," has received in addition to the former commander-in-chief's opening of a presidential library in Texas.

That coupled with criticism over Obama's handling of the economy and stinging Democratic losses in the midterm elections, may have affected Americans' views of the President.

Before the release of his memoir, Bush had a 44% approval rating. The most recent survey numbers mark the highest for him since 2005 - before Hurricane Katrina - CBS News reported. Bush's highest rating was 87%, immediately following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

Still, it's not all good news for the former President. His disapproval rating, (51%) is still higher than his approval rating, a similarity he shares with Richard Nixon, whose approval rating is just 29%.

Obama's disapproval rating (47%) is just one point higher than his approval rating.

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/2010/12/07/2010-12-07_president_barack_obamas_approval_rating_is_below_george_w_bush_gallup_poll.html