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The Bush Index
14 hours ago ago from The Current Podcast
There are two primary reasons Barack Obama was elected president. Number one, the economy. McCain was leading Obama in most polls by a decent margin before the economy took a tumble, it was only then that Obama was able to distinguish himself from McCain and take over the race. If it wasn't for the faltering economy, McCain might be our current president. Number two, President Bush. Obama spent a considerable amount of money and ...
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20 hours ago ago from polecat news and views
(via Instapundit): QUICK, HIDE THE DECLINE! Obama At New Low In Quinnipiac Survey, Underwater on Key Issues. “The downward decline has picked up speed, too. It may be hard to recall this, but just six- months ago, Obama had a 59% approval rating, with only 31% disapproving. Two months ago, he still had a 50/41 split. It’s worse among independents, though. . . . The combination of results from various pollsters shows that Obama has entered a ...
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12 hours ago ago from NoBamaNation 2009
Two Recent Polls Show Public Increasingly Opposed To Obama, Favor Former President Bush Gallup, CNN, Rasmussen and others all have Barack Hussein Obama’s approval rating hovering between 44% and 46%. 44% of voters say they’d rather have Obama’s predecessor, George W. Bush according to an article on Politico today. What does this mean for the 2010 elections? It means Democrats best not tie their wagons to Obama, more stimulus ...
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22 hours ago ago from Back to Red
About 44 percent say they'd rather have George W. Bush as a leader.
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17 hours ago ago from Jewish New Updates: Breaking News from Throughout The Web!
Poll by New America Foundation shows 41% of Israelis favorable towards US president, however 55% find him unsupportive of Israel Jewish News Updates continued: US poll shows many Israelis positive on Obama Related posts: Mofaz supporters: Poll shows Israelis willing to talk with Hamas Obama Losing Steam? Poll Shows Clinton now More Popular Poll: Only 12 per cent of Israelis believe Obama supports Israel
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Obama: Afghanistan troop drawdown won't be steep
21 hours ago ago from U.S. News
Obama: Afghanistan troop drawdown won't be steep OSLO (AP) -- President Barack Obama said Thursday that the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan, set to start in 19 months, will be gradual, and U.S. aid to that nation will last for years. "We're not going to see some sharp cliff, some precipitous drawdown," Obama told reporters in Oslo, where he traveled to accept the Nobel Peace Prize. The president said he is sticking to his plan ...
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