At a time that the mainstream media is doing its disingenuous best to perform last rites for conservatism and the GOP the actual numbers stubbornly resist surrendering the ghost.
This morning we awaken to Gallup reporting the continued erosion of public approval of President Obama’s agenda of Marxist poverty at home (except, of course, for the “proletarian” elite) and appeasement and surrender abroad. Gallup now shows Obama’s job approval slipping again, this time to a historic low of 58%. A seven percent drop among non-party voters leads the decline.
While some would say 58% is evidence of widespread public support real history, which did not begin with election of Bill Clinton or George W. Bush, speaks to the contrary. George W. Bush, who won by a much smaller margin, was at 57% job approval at the same time in his presidency. Bill Clinton sat twenty percent behind at 37% with Ronald Reagan little better at 43%. George H.W. Bush was sitting pretty in the low 60s in June of 1989. We couldn’t locate a June 1977 poll for Jimmy “Ayatollah” Carter but his first year average was 63% so it’s safe to assume June was close to the average.
So maybe the world in learning that our All Powerful Leader is not, after all, the one for whom we’ve all been waiting.
Even better, Gallup polling data release earlier this found self-identified conservatives were the largest segment of the American electorate at 40% with liberals at a mere 21%. The conservative numbers are superior to the same time in 1993 and we all know what happened in ’94.
America does need substantial change but it appears that the public is learning that the Labor/Socialist/Democrat vision of a federal government that decides what we eat, what we drive, where we live, how much we earn and how much medical care we receive is not the change they had in mind.
This morning we awaken to Gallup reporting the continued erosion of public approval of President Obama’s agenda of Marxist poverty at home (except, of course, for the “proletarian” elite) and appeasement and surrender abroad. Gallup now shows Obama’s job approval slipping again, this time to a historic low of 58%. A seven percent drop among non-party voters leads the decline.
While some would say 58% is evidence of widespread public support real history, which did not begin with election of Bill Clinton or George W. Bush, speaks to the contrary. George W. Bush, who won by a much smaller margin, was at 57% job approval at the same time in his presidency. Bill Clinton sat twenty percent behind at 37% with Ronald Reagan little better at 43%. George H.W. Bush was sitting pretty in the low 60s in June of 1989. We couldn’t locate a June 1977 poll for Jimmy “Ayatollah” Carter but his first year average was 63% so it’s safe to assume June was close to the average.
So maybe the world in learning that our All Powerful Leader is not, after all, the one for whom we’ve all been waiting.
Even better, Gallup polling data release earlier this found self-identified conservatives were the largest segment of the American electorate at 40% with liberals at a mere 21%. The conservative numbers are superior to the same time in 1993 and we all know what happened in ’94.
America does need substantial change but it appears that the public is learning that the Labor/Socialist/Democrat vision of a federal government that decides what we eat, what we drive, where we live, how much we earn and how much medical care we receive is not the change they had in mind.
2 comments:
Anon, 19:02
Wouldn't you feel more at peace if you'd come out of the closet, get back on your meds and find a nice boy with whom to settle down.
If you were, and this is a strech, anything more than a talking monkey you'd certainly know that the McCain campaign is not my cross to bear.
You were probably hanging off the business end of some stranger's johnson down at the Blue Nude on the many, many nights I posted about McCain before the convention. Had you come up for air you would known that McCain was the last Republican that I would have supported in the primaries, even behind Ron Paul.
So listen, we both know that you a more cowardly, spineless and silly than a drag queen at a rodeo, a metaphor with which I'm certain a little moo cow like you can appreciate, so I suppose you can display your testicular and testerone deficiency on this site from time to time, but wouldn't you really be happier using your hands for that sixth or seventh daily viagra induced mastrubatory bliss?
OMG Sporer, you crushed that Anon. What a douche bag.
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