Starting tomorrow, Obama's approval rating won't go below 50% for the rest of his term
scheming daemons
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Wed Jan-12-11 10:38 PM
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Starting tomorrow, Obama's approval rating won't go below 50% for the rest of his term
...and he'll be re-elected easily.
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Wed Jan-12-11 10:40 PM
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1. Ugh! It's still about jobs.
And it will be until November next year.
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Wed Jan-12-11 10:43 PM
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2. Jobs situation has improved steadily every month
Not as much as we'd like, but still in the right direction.
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Wed Jan-12-11 10:47 PM
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6. exactly. and we,as constituents, have to hold our representatives
accountable if they don't bring jobs back and look for new industry (green,wind,infrastructure...it's there)
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Wed Jan-12-11 10:45 PM
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3. United we'll tackle the deficit
and improve working conditions for CEOs
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Wed Jan-12-11 10:47 PM
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Tweety showed one of the polls.
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Wed Jan-12-11 10:48 PM
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7. Yep. I saw that. It should get up to and nest comfortably at 53% soon.
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Wed Jan-12-11 10:47 PM
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5. He can't get much more popular with liberals, so...
He'll "reach across the aisle" to get some compromises done. I'm sure that will make some moderates happy.
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